I thought this week’s Amplified episode was fascinating. In it, Jim Dalrymple explained how he transitioned The Loop from one of pixel chaos to pixel serenity. I remember how noisy The Loop used to be and I am behind what he’s done 100%. The…
Continue reading →RSS Sponsor: OmniPlan
This week’s RSS Sponsor is OmniPlan, an app that rethinks project management. I use this app all the time and absolutely love it. Sarah wakes up, prepares a full breakfast, and fires up her standard suite for design. Two new, time-consuming projects this week…
Continue reading →TextExpander 4.0
Today Smile released TextExpander 4.0. This new version includes some really useful new features. Specifically, Smile went nuts with Fill-In forms, now giving you the ability to add single and multi-line, option based, and selection based fill-ins. I’ve been using it for about a…
Continue reading →MPU 90: Meeting Hell
Mac Power Users Episode 90, about meetings and technology, went live yesterday. I’m slow posting on this because, ironically, I’ve been stuck in a bunch of meetings. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes.
Listen & read notes →The Great Utility App Store Exodus
As the sandboxing rules kick in, several of my favorite apps are punching eject. Many Tricks’ Moom is an excellent app to arrange application windows. Unfortunately, they’ve announced there will be no further updates for the current iteration in the App Store. They do,…
Continue reading →Getting Violent, Flaubert Style
Things have died down on the “GTD is not for creative work” meme that I wrote about a few weeks ago. I’ve been thinking about that whole exchange and my own reaction. In particular, my response – that GTD enables instead of inhibiting creativity…
Continue reading →Dalrympled
I always wondered.
Continue reading →[RSS Sponsor] Harvest
I firmly believe accounting and time-tracking are all heading online. Harvest is a painless time tracking tool for creative professionals available anywhere you find yourself working. Track time via the web, desktop or your mobile device. Within seconds, turn your billable hours into an…
Continue reading →Reeder 3 for iPhone
I’m really digging the new version of Reeder for iPhone. Despite my short attention span and constant quest to find the shiniest bauble, I’ve been using Reeder on my iPhone, iPad, and Mac for as long as they’ve been around. There are several nice…
Continue reading →iFixit’s Retina MacBook Pro Teardown
Why is it I can’t help but look at these things?
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