I think I am among the minority of MobileMe customers that takes advantage of the MobileMe gallary integration with iPhoto and Aperture. I find it a very convenient place to share pictures with family and friends, as opposed to my SmugMug gallary for…
Continue reading →Bento Contact Managment
Since Filemaker released version 3 of Bento, I’ve been using it quite a bit. Today the company released an attractive and useful set of contact management templates definitely download worth.
Continue reading →iPhone Kayak
Lately I’ve been setting up my travel arrangements through the Kayak.com service. I’m impressed with their 2.0 iPhone application. It makes things easy to manage and arrange. Also, the trip management service (with a free Kayak account) is handy.
Continue reading →Palm CEO “I’ve Never Used an iPhone”
Strange quote from Jon Rubenstein. If I was in the smart phone business, I’d be spending lots of time with competing handsets.
Continue reading →Home Screens – Katie Floyd
Katie Floyd is my podcasting partner on the Mac Power Users and a terrific Mac Geek. Katie also has her iPhone with her “at all times” and agreed to share her home screen. In addition to the Mac Power Users, Katie also blogs at…
Continue reading →Bowers & Wilkins iPod Speakers
Thanks to Bowers & Wilkins for sponsoring the feed. Their iPod and iPhone speakers both look and sound fantastic. For outstanding audio click the ad to the left.
Continue reading →Steve Jobs Cover Art
I wonder how many black shirts are in his closet.
Continue reading →AppZapper 2.0
I don’t know why Apple doesn’t bake an uninstaller into OS X. Many applications leave all sorts of cruft about. In the meantime, the latest AppZapper looks pretty good. Also, it accepted my AppZapper 1.0 license code that I bought years ago.
Continue reading →Apple and the Controlled Leak
The Mac Observer posted an intriguing piece by former Apple Marketing executive John Martellero about the art of the controlled leak. “The net result is that Apple gets the desired information published by a major Wall Street news outlet, but can always claim, if…
Continue reading →On the Future of Macworld
There is quite a stir in the Mac blogosphere the last few days over the future of Macworld Conference and Expo. Some knowledgeable commentators, such as Jim Dalrymple and Steve Sande have written it is likely Macworld 2010 will be the last.…
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