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Continue reading →Flashtastrophy – Flash and the iPad
One result of the iPad announcement is the Jerry Springer-like feud between Adobe and Apple over Flash support on the iPad and iPhone. In case you’ve been living under a rock, the iPad doesn’t support the Flash plug-in in Mobile Safari. Apple’s public reason…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Allison Sheridan
This week’s home screen feature is by Allison Sheridan (twitter), a great friend and the host of the Nosillacast Podcast. Allison also lives in Southern California so we have travelled together to Macworld in the past. My favorite Allison story is how once we…
Continue reading →Smile on My Mac Discount
In case you are not following the Mac Power Users, it is now sponsored by Smile on My Mac. This is a great fit for the podcast and they have several very good software products. TextExpander is one of my favorite applications on the…
Continue reading →iMac Problems
There appears to be a problem with the current generation 27” iMacs. Apple keeps issuing new firmware updates and, by some reports, has halted manufacturing. I’ve heard from several readers with complaints (and returns) of their 27” iMacs. While Apple hasn’t come out and…
Continue reading →Twitter Long Reads
This is the feed I mentioned in MPU 18. A nice eclectic mix.
Continue reading →Mac Power Users – RSS and the Onslaught
Over the weekend, the Mac Power Users released the latest episode about managing the onslaught of data thrown at you from the internet and RSS. I’ve come up with a Google Reader/Instapaper workflow that really works for me. I hope it helps you as…
Listen & read notes →iPad Magic
Rory Marinich gets it.
Continue reading →The Omni Group Embraces the iPad
One of the very first developers I contacted after the iPad announcement was Ken at the OmniGroup. I’ll spare you the gory details but the email included lots of begging and pleading about how if OmniFocus is not customized for the iPad, my life…
Continue reading →iPhone Facebook Developer Weighs in on iPad
Joe Hewitt, developer of the outstanding iPhone Facebook app, has some interesting thoughts about the iPad. Most intriguing is the idea that he sees the iPhone OS eventually moving into the laptop space and Mac OS X’s turf. Interesting times.
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