Dave Lee’s post, where he argues GTD sucks for creative work, is making the rounds. I don’t get it. My life doesn’t easily break into creative work and other work. In fact, my life is a big smelly mess of commitments and responsibilities that,…
Continue reading →After MobileMe
Mac Power Users Episode 88 went live today. Katie and I cover the aftermath of Apple shuttering MobileMe, including alternative services and iCloud. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes.
Continue reading →Trickster: Quick Menu Bar Access
Trickster, a rebranded and rebuilt version of Blast, just lunched and it is pretty swell. This app puts a magic hat in you menu bar that when activated (with a click or Control-Z) drops down to display your most recent apps, files, pictures, movies,…
Continue reading →CommentCast
If you are a podcaster or app developer, this $5 app, makes keeping track of international comments dead easy. No support yet for iBooks but I’m told the developer is working on it. via Stephen Hackett
Continue reading →Home Screens – Jeff Carlson
I’ve had a few speaking gigs in the last year that gave me the chance to get to know Jeff Carlson (Twitter) (Web), a technology writer with many fantastic books from Peachpit Press and other publishers. Most recently, Jeff wrote The iPad for Photographers…
Continue reading →Capturing Text with Drafts
There is a new addition to my home screen, Drafts. Drafts came out about a month ago. The idea behind this application is a capture box for text. There is no mystery that I rely on text a lot to get work done and…
Continue reading →RSS Sponsor: Soduku Touch
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Continue reading →The Murder of Humpty Dumpty
Today I’m going to give my annual talk to the local school’s fifth graders about the judicial system and conduct a trial concerning the demise of poor Humpty Dumpty. Was it an accident? Or was it murder? I always enjoy the question and answer…
Continue reading →Tim Cook at All Things D
I’m very curious to see how much Tim Cook opens the kimono tonight at AllThingsD. In the past, Steve Jobs shared some extraordinary insight (like the iPad/Mac truck analogy). I’m busy tonight but if I weren’t, I’d be following Jason Snell’s coverage.
Continue reading →MPU 87: Workflows with John Siracusa
Mac Power Users Episode 87, Workflows with John Siracusa, is live. Katie and I talk to John Siracusa about productivity software, utilities, and gaming. I really enjoyed this show and I’m betting you will too. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget…
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