I’m pleased to announce the newest MacSparky Field Guide is for sale: 60 Mountain Lion Tips. This is the first Field Guide I have co-authored and who could possibly be better for this collaboration than Brett Terpstra? Brett and I, along with Merlin Mann,…
Continue reading →Monday…
I’ve got something big planned for Monday. Stay tuned.
Continue reading →The $100 Invisible iPhone Case
With the arrival of a new iPhone, nerds everywhere gather to talk about cases. This is even more pronounced when Apple has a new design, as with the iPhone 5. I’ve certainly bought my fair share of cases over the years. However, the last…
Continue reading →RSS Sponsor: Scratch for iPhone
Great ideas need to be captured immediately. Scratch for iPhone cuts through the barriers of note taking and gives you a clean slate to get your idea down fast. You don’t have to come up with a title or navigate a long list of…
Continue reading →PDFpen for iPhone Released
The developers at Smile Software have been hard at work on PDFpen for iPhone for some time. Tonight it went live in the App Store. This version is built just for the iPhone and iPod touch screens and looks great. Moreover, it has all…
Continue reading →iOS 6
I realize just how deeply I suck at keeping up with news cycles. Nevertheless, Katie and I sat down to talk about how we are using our iPhones and iPads with iOS 6’s new features on the latest Mac Power Users episode. ∞
Continue reading →USB Typewriter
Here is one to make the clicky-clack keyboard gang wet themselves. Watch the video. The best part is the carriage return. ∞
Continue reading →Home Screens – James Floyd Kelly
For some time now, I’ve been following Wired’s Geek Dad blog, authored by James Floyd Kelly (Twitter). In the process, I’ve been corresponding with James and he is just as awesome as I thought he’d be. He’s even agreed to share his home screen.…
Continue reading →RSS Sponsor: WeatherSnitch 2
Thank you WeatherSnitch 2 for sponsoring MacSparky this week. Finding the perfect weather app isn’t easy. Most apps rely on free information; providing the bare minimum and accuracy that leaves much to be desired. They lure you in with fancy effects and a flashy…
Continue reading →iOS 6 and Every-Day Life
Shawn Blanc just saved me a bunch of time. I have an outline that includes a post highlighting the same features. Soon we will take these all for granted. I used the iOS 6 beta and the decline call and send a text message…
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