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…
Continue reading →Dave Caolo on iPad 2
Given this is all nothing more than baseless navel-gazing, I suspect Dave is right that the next iteration of iPad is not going to turn the original on its head. Assuming the product cycle is more than a year (I’d eat my shoe if…
Continue reading →Ben Brooks on MacBook Air + 30 Days
In short, he loves it. “It has been over a month now that I have used the MacBook Air as my primary machine, and one thing is for sure: it is the best upgrade over the MacBook Pro that I could have made. Yes,…
Continue reading →Mac at Work Hits Amazon
Now there is something I never expected to see.
Continue reading →Popular Science on the iPad
I can’t help but think that in the not so distant future we will look at the initial periodical offerings on the iPad with the same disdain we currently have for those CD-ROMs that were all the rage about 10 years ago. Nevertheless, some…
Continue reading →Mac at Work – Book Update
It’s time for an update on Mac at Work, the Book. The writing is done and the whole pile of 90,000 words is out of my hands. The book is now going through the printing process which, as best as I can tell, either…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Fletcher Penney
I’ve always admired Fletcher Penney and the work he did developing MultiMarkdown. Recently, I convinced Fletcher to join us on the Mac Power Users Markdown/MultiMarkdown episode and was delighted to find what a nice person Fletcher is. Anyway, Fletcher loves his iPad and agreed…
Continue reading →BusyCal 1.5 Releases
BusyCal 1.5 is now out officially supporting MobileMe’s CalDav protocol letting users once again use BusyCal with their MobileMe calendars. I’ve been using the beta for several months and approve. Some would argue BusyCal’s utility is diminished with MobileMe now including calendar sharing. I…
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