Today SmileOnMyMac released TextExpander 3. I’ve been using the beta for a few weeks and am sold. The big difference with the new version is user functionality. There is a new quick entry window that makes creating new snippets a breeze. One of my…
Continue reading →FileMaker 11
FileMaker, Inc. today released FileMaker 11 and Filemaker Pro 11. The new version includes new graphing, customization, and sharing tools. Apple owned FileMaker, Inc. continues to dominate the database market on the Mac with FileMaker and Bento.
Continue reading →Mac Power Users – Traveling Mac
Fresh back from our Macworld trip, Katie and I did an episode all about traveling with your Mac. This episode is chock full of travel tips and equipment reviews. Check it out.
Listen & read notes →Pogoplug Review
When you stop and think about it, there has been a revolution in remote file access the last few years. Services like MobileMe and Dropbox have changed the way we think about file backup and access. I used to travel with thumb drive copies…
Continue reading →GroceryList for iPhone
HeliumFoot Software, developers of the popular Mac apps Mercury Mover(reviewed here) and Highbrow have released their first iPhone app, GroceryList . Keith really took his time with this app and it shows. I particularly like the interface, nimble and quick.
Continue reading →SmileOnMyMac Discount – Last Day
Today is the last day for the 20% discount. Don’t miss out.
Continue reading →Macworld 2011 – Free Registration
Macworld 2011 has already been set for January 25-29, 2011. For the next week, IDG is offering free registration for the expo. Don’t miss out.
Continue reading →Apple Says 27″ iMac Problems Solved.
Let’s hope.
Continue reading →Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch Review
Tablets are an underrated interface. A lot of people think they are only useful for artists. Most of those people have never tried one. I’ve been using tablets for years and find them great for annotating PDF documents, touching up photos, and making simple…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Jonathan Cost
This week’s Home Screen post features Jonathan Cost, host of Mac Tips Daily and publisher of thinkmac.net. In addition to being a prolific podcaster, Jonathan loves his iPhone What are your most interesting home screen apps? Dragon Dictation. I use it frequently when I…
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