iPad owning, Dropbox using geeks rejoice. My friend, Don McAllister, wrote up the new version nicely.
Continue reading →Home Screens – Keith Alperin
After a small hiatus, I’m happy to present a new Home Screen post. When in Chicago for the ABA Techshow, I was lucky enough to have tea with an excellent Mac and iPhone developer, Keith Alperin. Keith’s company, Helium Foot Software makes several Mac…
Continue reading →The Lost iPhone Fictional Apology
I need to read McSweeny’s more often. Here is their fictional apology from the guy who lost the iPhone prototype by Rupinder Gill. via Jeff at iPhoneJD
Continue reading →Steve Jobs Talks Flash
Today Steve Jobs posted his thoughts on Flash. I already posted my two cents on Flash. I think all of Steve’s arguments are valid and their rationality stands in contrast to Adobe’s tantrum-like campaign. Another point is that Apple simply doesn’t want its mobile…
Continue reading →We Have Met the Enemy …
and He Is PowerPoint. While this sort of abuse is equally possible with Keynote, I’d like to think most Keynote users know better.
Continue reading →The Simplenote – Notational Velocity Tango
I write, a lot. I write for the day job (lawyer). I write for the night job (blogger). I’ve now even added a weekend writing gig. Needless to say, I’m always looking for a way to write better and faster. I’ve been aware of…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users – Hazel Geekery
Mac Power Users Episode 25, about Hazel, is live. You can get it in your browser here or on your iPod/iPhone/iPad here. The Hazel developer was kind enough to offer a 20% discount that runs through May 3.
Listen & read notes →OmniGraffle Folder Trick
If you drag a folder on the OmniGraffle application icon on your Dock, you get an interesting dialogue. After clicking OK, OmniGraffle creates a diagram of your folder structure. Really. Little things like this make me smile. Thanks Landya for the tip
Continue reading →Next iPhone Leaked
Gizmodo has the scoop. I think it is the real deal (or a prototype very close to the real deal). In my mind I have this image of Steve Jobs with a flame thrower wandering the halls of Cupertino looking for someone.
Continue reading →iPad vs. Kindle
I used a Kindle for two years. As of today, I’ve been using my iPad for two weeks. I thought I’d share some initial thoughts and impressions between the two units. User Interface The iPad interface is intuitive and gorgeous. The Kindle interface can’t…
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