I was browsing the MobileRead forums like I do and visited the Amazon Echo thread. Little did I know I’d actually find one cheaply.
Pick of the Month: Transmit 5 for Mac
I had Code 2 by Panic, Inc for a while when I heard about their FTP client, Transmit 4.
KickMe App Review: Anti-Procrastination Tool
KickMe is a cross-platform app built using a Node framework called Electron which allows a developer to write one app and port it to Windows, Mac, and Linux.
David Hewson on Ulysses Subscription Model
The subscription model only works when the people you are selling to use your app a lot and find it indispensable. This model works for things like professional tools, which is what Ulysses is, and things like Day One, that has recently gone subscription.
Working on iPad Pro: The Beginning
It is no secret in the Apple tech community that people are dumping their MacBooks and working solely on the iPad. Federico Viticci writes solely on his iPad and has several guides on how to do great things with iPad.
On the Virtues of Dark UIs
I wasn’t a dark mode person. When I was programming in Coda 2 on my Mac when I just started doing it, the UI was white. I showed someone a screenshot of it and they joked, "real programmers use dark editors."
Pick of the Month: Dylan Wireless Headphones
I am finally back to writing the Pick of the month. This month, my pick is Dylan Quiet Speace Wireless Headphones. Between A BeatBack Pro and a Hard Place My daily driver for the past year was the Plantronics BeatBack PRO. They are really, really great headphones. They’re heavy and don’t fit my head right …
iOS 11 Public Beta: First Impressions
So I have played with the iOS 11 public beta, first on my iPad Pro and then the 2nd beta on my iPhone. First, I should list out the new features.
I’m Still Here…
If you have been reading my blog for any length of time this year, I have regularly updated it for months until recently.
My WWDC 2017 Wish List
I love this time of year.
It's WWDC season and I usually turn off notifications and non-essential phone calls and texts. I fire up my 3rd Gen Apple TV, sit back on the couch and watch the keynote.