One of the best parts about attending Macworld is making new friends. This year I was lucky to finally meet Jeff Gamet (twitter). Jeff is the Managing Editor at The Mac Observer. In addition to being very insightful on all things Apple, Jeff is…
Continue reading →Shooting Fireworks
I’ll be having fun with friends and family for the next few days. Happy 4th everyone. Seeing fireworks in the next few days? Why not take some great pictures.
Continue reading →Text to eBook Converter at Padilicious
Padilicious is becoming the “go-to” place for iPad automation. Their latest gem takes text and converts it to ePub format for you iPad. Brilliant.
Continue reading →Text Expander Touch hits the iPad
I’ve been playing with the new release of TextExpander Touch that now has a native iPad version. It is a universal app (no additional purchase) and takes full advantage of that big iPad screen. Great work SmileOnMyMac.
Continue reading →iPhone 4 Speeds
Gruber gets all scientifical about it but my experience generally reflects his results. Uploads and downloads on my iPhone 4 are noticeably faster than the 3GS.
Continue reading →Mac Power Users with Jason Snell
Mac Power Users Episode 29 is up. It features our workflows interview with Macworld editor Jason Snell. Jason is a long time Mac user and it was great fun talking to him about how he gets work done on his Mac. You can get…
Listen & read notes →Steve Jobs at D8
The full Steve Jobs D8 interview is now available for iTunes download. This is well worth watching. I particularly liked it when someone questioned Steve about getting a full wireless sync for the iPad and Steve responded, “We need to work harder on that.”…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 28: Using a Mac in a Windows World
Mac Power Users Episode 28 is up. Learn all about how to play nicely with a Windows network. You can get it in your browser here or on your iPod/iPhone/iPad here.
Listen & read notes →Safari Extensions
Now that we have them, you might as well get them.
Continue reading →Reeder Releases on the iPad
I went through about six different Google Reader clients on the iPhone before I discovered Reeder. It was love at first site. The interface is understated, the synchronization is fast, and it includes tools to e-mail, Instapaper, ReadLater, and just about any other service…
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