My friend, Dave Caolo, along with Steve Sande and Michael Grothaus, published a book, Taking Your OS X Lion to the Max. Dave is one of my favorite technology writers and this one is worth checking out.
Continue reading →MPU 59: iPad at Work
Mac Power Users Episode 59, iPad at Work, is available for download. I promise this isn’t an hour long commercial about the new book. Instead, I talked about the mechanics, software, and workflows I used to write 110,000 words in my free time. Get…
Continue reading →Screens
There’ve been several posts lately about monitors. Ben Brooks ditched his extra monitor, but that only worked a few days. Brett Terpstra had a similar experience. Al Gore’s desk has so many monitors that it feels like his office should be on a secret…
Continue reading →Hypercritical: A Story of Triumph
John Siracusa gets so much right in this podcast about Steve’s passing and what it should mean to you, today. This one is must listen in my book.
Continue reading →Technology Gone Wrong at Trial
I recently did an interview with the Law Technology News magazine about what to do when technology goes wrong at trial. I talked about the time I pulled out my remote and found its batteries dead. Also, of the numerous professionals interviewed I managed…
Continue reading →Escaping Modal View While Writing Full Screen E-mail
When the Mac Power Users recorded its recent Mail show, I lamented about the trouble with full screen Mail and writing new messages. Specifically, the compose window is modal and takes over the screen so if you want to refer to a prior e-mail…
Continue reading →Pixar’s Goodbye
5by5: Thanks Steve
The 5by5 hosts, including yours truly, created a podcast with our memories and thoughts about Steve. It is most definitely worth your time.
Continue reading →Why Tim is the Right Guy
After the iPhone 4S announcement, I did the podcast circuit and talked about how Tim seemed a little wooden in his impossible job of succeeding Steve Jobs as Apple pitchman. When I said that, I had no idea how sick Steve was or how…
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