Acer Chairman JT Wang thinks total iPad marketshare in the tablet space will be no more than 20 to 30 percent after competing tablets are released. Good luck with that JT. via AppleInsider
Continue reading →Death(star) by PowerPoint
Garr Reynolds, the brilliant writer of Presentation Zen, did a post about the use of PowerPoint by the Rebel Alliance. Mix presentation skills and Star Wars and I am in, every day of the week. (via Merlin Mann)
Continue reading →Using iPhone with MacSpeech Scribe
I’m a fan of MacSpeech Scribe. Ernie the Attorney discovered a fantastic iPhone app, Dictamus that automatically saves your recording to Dropbox where you can fetch it on your Mac and transcribe it with Scribe.
Continue reading →Scrivener 2.0 – Avoiding Feature Glut
As Scrivener 2.0 approaches, the developer explains the features it will not include and why. It is refreshing to see a developer talk about the how and why of feature decisions. The SimpleNote sync makes my heart go pitter-patter.
Continue reading →MPU 32 – Photos and Your Mac
Mac Power Users Episode 32 is up. This episode covers picture management on your Mac. You can get it in your browser here or on your iPod/iPhone/iPad here.
Continue reading →Wave Crash
Google pulled the plug on it’s Wave. Despite several attempts I never “got it.” It appears I wasn’t the only one.
Continue reading →iPad OmniFocus Review
Productivity nerds rejoice. iPad OmniFocus, $40, is now available. I was a beta tester and have been using iPad OmniFocus for several weeks. So does OmniFocus’s much awaited iPad incarnation live up to the hype or fall flat on its face? I’m pleased to…
Continue reading →1Password Pro DropBox Sync
There is no trouble distinguishing 1Password from 1Password Pro anymore. With the Pro version you get a single app that works on both iPad and iPhone and over-air Dropbox syncing. That is right. No more funny business with syncing over wifi. The whole thing…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 31 – Speech Recognition
Mac Power Users Episode 31 is up. This episode covers the speech recognition on your Mac. You can get it in your browser here or on your iPod/iPhone/iPad here.
Continue reading →Getting Movies in iTunes
The AppleChap did a very good 3-part guide starting here. I particularly like the way he covered fixing meta-data. Something I’ve been putting off for a long time.
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