Tag: Applications
Notify yourself. Get Google Mail (Gmail) updates instantly.
Some people just use Google’s mail services for everything-work, pleasure, play–so using Mail.app is usually not required. Frankly I prefer Mail.app, but who am I...
One Satisfied Snow Leopard Customer!!!
I have completed upgrading all of my Macs from Leopard to Snow Leopard. After looking over the new Operating System there are quite a few...
Snow Leopard’s Release is Just Around the Corner
Who’s ready to upgrade to Snow Leopard? With only days before it goes on sale, you might be asking yourself, will Snow Leopard work on...
Skype 2.8 Gold out now!
Skype has released the latest version of their cross-platform VOIP/chat client. There are a bunch of new features and bug fixes in this version so...
Mac Apps I Use
It seems like every time I read about the applications someone uses on their Mac, I find a new gem. So we are going to...
Apple not eating their own dogfood with iPhone OS applications.
So I was thinking about the update to iPhone OS 3.0: How come Apple doesn’t keep their applications up to date like the rest of...
Snow Leopard news from WWDC
It’s coming, and we’ve finally got an official word on a release… month. Apple has pegged a release in September, but they were far from...
Whither my apps?
I am not a geek. I’m a Mac fan and have been since 1984. For years, I and others were relegated to the netherworld of...
Twitterific 2.0 has hit the AppStore and has a bunch of new features
The ‘bluebird’ (Twitterific) has hit 2.0 on the iPhone and it’s starting to get a lot of buzz the last couple of days. I’m starting...
qTweeter first look. Tweet from anywhere on your jailbroken iPhone or Touch.
I try to steer clear of jailbroken applications, but this one’s so sweet I thought I’d pass it along. If you guys want to see...
Amazon eats up Stanza
Stanza, everyone’s favourite iPhone ebook reader application has been purchased by that ebook giant that goes by the name of Amazon. Early indications point to...
iPhone OS Twitter Clients
The iPhone OS has copious choices in terms of twitter applications. Some are free, some are paid. They’re all inherently the same, but some extend...
Road Movie: Finally a possible Visualhub replacement
The day Visualhub died, I was deeply saddened. A great indie developer was pulling the plug on an excellent product. I’ve spent a lot of...
Oh where, oh where has my push notifications gone? Oh where, oh where could it be?
The self imposed deadline was September of 2008. When the deadline began to slide people started speculating that we would see push notifications in the...
Removing Old iPhone / iPod Touch Apps
As an iPhone owner since version 1.0, and having an iPhone 3G and loving my apps, I keep the iPhone up to date. With this,...
Managing Netflix with your Mac & iPhone
I am a recent Netflix convert, so I have become obsessed with managing my queue, and making sure to send my discs back in time...
Mailplane 2.0 Released – still love/hate?
My past with Mailplane has been checkered and very love/hate. I’m not the only one either. A lot of people swear by it, and a...
Lab Tick lets you control backlit keyboards
If you have a shiny Macbook Pro or Powerbook with a backlit keyboard, this application might be for you. Have you ever been annoyed about...