I recently wrote about BitBQ’s acquisition of LittleSnapper for iPhone, now Cinder, that was originally developed by Realmac software. Being a very light LittleSnapper user myself, I was interested in who had taken interest in the application and wanted to get to know Patrick just a little better. He agreed to answer some questions I put together, [...]
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Today Apple introduced the newest product, the Apple iPad. The age of the Apple tablet has arrived.
9.7″ multi-touch display and 0.5″ thick. 10 hour battery life. Apple designed and produced A4 processor. 16, 32 or 64GB of flash memory. Wifi. Bluetooth. Runs most existing iPhone and iPod Touch applications. 3G service provided via AT&T for [...]
The need to quickly add my application to a user’s Dock arose while working on a project for a client a few months back. I was intrigued by the code (first encounter with NSAppleScript as the big one) and took some time to sit down and refine what I had originally pieced together into something [...]
4 years – almost.
The first iteration of the site debuted in December 2005. The www.macfanatic.net domain was purchased and running in March 2006. Sometime that summer I moved from Rapidweaver to WordPress, if I remember correctly. The site design, quality, and features have all undergone numerous changes over the years. For a few years (until [...]
I just launched a new site, www.matt-brewer.com for my personal freelance and presence on the web.
I’d welcome any critique of the design!
I thought I would highlight what I found to be the most interesting points from the Snow Leopard Ars Technica review, for those who couldn’t make it through the 23 page review and provide a few thoughts on the OS overall.
Read after the break for a list of UI and usability changes as well as [...]
If you have ever used Mint for your site statistics, you have a pretty good idea of the high quality software coming from Shaun Inman. However, Shaun has outdone himself this time with a completely different take on RSS feeds and news management.
Shaun’s motivation for developing Fever:
What if, instead of mentally processing hundreds of headlines [...]
I’ve been using Things from Cultured Code for about 2 months now, and can’t imagine getting a thing done without it. Things was a very natural, yet amazingly useful step in getting more out of my Mac.
There seems to be a flood of GTD (getting things done) applications available for the Mac lately. There is [...]