BeeDocs has a holiday sale on for Easy Timeline. For just five bucks you can drastically improve your timeline game. I’ve written of this app before. If you ever find yourself in the position of trying to convey time related data to anyone, you…
Continue reading →iPhone Deck the Halls
Here is a pretty amazing video Christmas card created by some of my friends. Not only is this creative and hilarious, every viewing gets a nickel donated to charity.
Continue reading →Torrent Tracker
My friend George Starcher recently turned me on to youhavedownloaded.com, a privately ran site (read: not subject to government restrictions) that tracks torrent download sites and every IPN number that plugs in. If you think someone on your network has been downloading illegal torrents…
Continue reading →MPU 66: iTunes Match
In episode 66, Katie and I dive deep on iTunes Match including set up, the first sync, and troubleshooting. If you’re confused about how iTunes Match works, this show is for you. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget to subscribe in…
Listen & read notes →iTunes: Exact Duplicates
In tomorrow’s MPU, Katie and I dive deep on iTunes Match. I spent several minutes in the show talking about the various ways to deal with duplicate songs in iTunes, including third party solutions. What I didn’t know at the time was that if…
Continue reading →OmniFocus Email Script
Here is a nice bit of AppleScript from Hunter Hillegas to automate importing OmniFocus tasks from e-mail using flag status. Kind of ingenious.
Continue reading →Back to Work: Nouns and Verbs
Several years ago, my young daughter asked me what exactly a lawyer does. After some thinking, I explained that I help people with really big problems. Ever since then, that has become my “go to” job description. Every time I get around any serious…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Stephen Hackett
Stephen Hackett (Twitter) is one of my favorite bloggers with an eclectic mix of Apple news, tips, and culture at 512 Pixels. Stephen was nice enough to share his home screen. What are your most interesting home screen apps? Overall, I think my choices…
Continue reading →The Android App Store Problem
Eric Schmidt predicts that in six months, iOS developers will be flocking to Android, even if they don’t like it. Ummm, think again. Android’s marketshare continues to climb and that is presumably a good thing for Android but mere numbers does not create a…
Continue reading →Pearl Harbor
It seems 9/11 is the day our generation remembers but for our parents, the day in infamy was December 7, Pearl Harbor day. The Legal History Blog has an interesting take on remembering Pearl Harbor and avoiding the trap of thinking things were any…
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