A nice update to a quality application. New features include: * Visually Appealing Mind Maps * Full Keyboard Support * Images nodes * Visual File Links * Easily reconnect nodes by using drag and drop
Continue reading →Home Screens – Patrick Rhone
Today’s home screen post features Patrick Rhone, a very nice fellow and the curator of Minimal Mac, one of my very favorite Mac sites. Patrick is on twitter and you can learn more about his projects here. Patrick summarizes the minimal Mac brilliantly. I…
Continue reading →MultiMarkdown Automation
A great post by Eddie Smith explaining a nerdtacular combination of Hazel and MultiMarkdown. I approve.
Continue reading →Dropping Facebook
I announced (ironically on Twitter) over the weekend that I killed my Facebook account. I’ve had several e-mails from readers asking me to explain my decision. For me it was not a difficult one. I have never been an active Facebook member. While I…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 26 – Workflows with Dan Benjamin
Mac Power Users Episode 26 is up. It is our second show in the workflows series and features Dan Benjamin from Hivelogic and 5by5. Dan had some great ideas concerning his writing, programming, and podcasting. You can get it in your browser here or…
Listen & read notes →iPad OmniGraffle Review
I have been using OmniGraffle on my Mac for years. It is, in my opinion, the premiere diagraming application on the Mac. I do some of my best thinking when I sit down and organize my thoughts visually with a diagram. The ability to…
Continue reading →The Case Against Everything Buckets
Alex Payne explains my general bewilderment with all of the Mac bucket applications. Thanks to MPU listener Tommaso for the link.
Continue reading →Home Screens – Jeff Richardson
At this year’s ABA Tech Show, I had the pleasure of meeting one of my favorite bloggers, Jeff Richardson, who publishes iPhoneJD. Never mind the legal focus, Jeff’s blog is excellent for all power iPhone users. In addition to his insightful commentary, Jeff is…
Continue reading →New Tools – TextSoap
I’ve recently discovered Unmarked Software’s TextSoap which has become a very useful tool for a text geek like myself. Expect a full review in the future. For now, just check out the new version.
Continue reading →1Password for Windows
For those readers stuck in Windows purgatory at the office, Agile Web Solutions has something for you.
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