Patrick Rhone loves his and so does John Chandler. With the generation 2 improvements, I believe the MacBook Air is going to have a lot more staying power than generation 1 did. The explanations of how they are getting by with just 64GB hard…
Continue reading →Asking Fewer Questions
Eddie hits another homer at Practically Efficient.
Continue reading →Audioengine N22 Desktop Audio Amplifier
As explained in my review of the Audioengine P4][p4] passive speakers, Audioengine has recently expanded their products to include unpowered speakers. It should, therefore, come as no surprise that they also now sell the N22 Amplifier to power your passive spearkers. The $199 N22…
Continue reading →Audioengine P4 Passive Speakers
Audioengine, the company that melds a former Apple designer with a speaker guru has, for several years, released some very powerful bookshelf sized powered speakers for all of your iDevices. Recently, however, the company started selling a new line of passive speakers, the Audioengine…
Continue reading →Password Security Wake Up Call
I’ve been beating the password security drum for some time now. Today’s news had an interesting bit on Gawker Media (owners of Lifehacker, Gizmodo, and several other popular sites) and how they got hacked. Most telling was Forbes’ article explaining how Gawker chief mucky-muck,…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 39: Paul Kent and Macworld 2011
Mac Power Users Episode 39 is live. Katie and I interview Paul Kent about how he organizes the Macworld conference and expo with his Mac. We also preview some of the plans for Macworld 2011.You can get it on iTunes here or on the…
Continue reading →Notational Velocity Alt
Here is a nice Notational Velocity fork with some improved features. (via Ben Brooks. Yes, that Ben Brooks.)
Continue reading →Rock Your Air Harp
If you can make music with it, I’m in. One of my guilty pleasure apps (and one of my 9 year old’s favorites) is AirHarp. Good news is that it is free for the weekend.
Continue reading →Home Screens – Ben Brooks
I’m not sure exactly when it happened but Ben Brooks (twitter) and his blog have wormed their way into my RSS feed and I’m quite pleased about it. Ben is prolific at the Brooks Review where he writes about his interests, often including insightful…
Continue reading →iStopMotion 2 – Improves on an Original
iStopMotion, that easy-to-use stop motion application that everyone loves, got an update. The Boinx team worked overtime on this one. IStopMotion has everything you need to make your own stop motion movies. You boot up the application and use your built in iSight or…
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