On Tuesday May 29, I’ll be talking to the San Diego iOS Group about legal issues for iOS Developers. Yup. The streams have officially crossed.
Continue reading →About Apple Rumors
The Angry Drunk says it best: I’ve reached the point where I greet each new Apple product rumor with black, soul-crushing depression. I’ve never been much for rumors. Indeed, I go out of my way not to cover them here or on the Mac…
Continue reading →Instapaper Expert
Today Macworld ran an article from one of my favorite people, Practically Efficient’s Eddie Smith. Great job Eddie.
Continue reading →Leap Motion
Remember that scene in Minority Report all us nerds keep getting hot and bothered about? Looks like someone is going to try and ship it. I have no idea how well it will work but I ordered one. via Steve Stanger
Continue reading →The BULK Bag Newsletter
Best newsletter ever finely crafted by Messrs. Mann and Benjamin. Don’t think about it. Just subscribe.
Continue reading →Buy Forklift for a Buck
If you are looking for a simple FTP client, Forklift, usually $30, is just a buck today. I reviewed this app a long time ago (2007) and for a dollar you can’t go wrong.
Continue reading →Let’s Sing
If you didn’t already know him, Lex Friedman is definitely one of the good guys. Moreover, it appears Lex is one of the smart guys. He and Marco Tabini just released an app, Let’s Sing (Paid Version) (Free Version) that is the love child…
Continue reading →Paperless PDF and Update
A lot of people don’t own an iPad or live somewhere that doesn’t have an iBookstore. For them, I’ve just released a PDF version of the Paperless Field Guide. Go nuts. I looked at a lot of ways to deliver this PDF but ultimately…
Continue reading →DropKey Encryption
It is too early to tell but this may be the simple file sharing/uploading encryption solution we’ve all been looking for. Moreover, It is free for a few days so get it now.
Continue reading →Makey Makey
This Kickstarter project sold me with the banana xylophone. My kids and I are going to have lots of fun with this.
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