Opinion: Apple Mail
All Macs ship with an impressive array of pre installed software. On every computer they ship Apple shows off its programing savvy with photo management in iPhoto, the slick multimedia management/world domination of iTunes, or an amazingly feature rich free home recording studio with Garageband. Why, then, is their Mail application such a disappointment?
Focus On the Day at Hand With Today 2.0
I’ve been looking for something like this from Apple for years. It isn’t a very difficult concept. It’s a simple idea, and something that doesn’t require a big window or elaborate interface. Just a simple list of what’s on tap for today, and maybe a quick peek at tomorrow. Well, that’s exactly what you get with Today 2.0.
Get Organized with Things
There are a lot of To-Do lists in the App store, many are free and many have a lot of features, some cost a bit of money and some are free. Things is among that list of To-Do list Apps, it is a simple yet in-depth program that allows for neat organization, and simplicity. There are a lot of To-Do lists that have many advanced features, and next to no features but things is crafted in such a way which makes it extremely easy to use.
BumpTop Presents: Your Desktop in 3D (Well Sort Of)
Bump Technologies Inc. brings you the same 3D desktop environment you saw on Windows last year, in a new and multitouch capable version for the Mac.
With features such as Piles and four walls and a floor to throw your stuff around on, BumpTop’s interface is a versatile workspace to organize your files. It isn’t a Finder replacement, but if you like to organize your stuff in plain sight, such as multiple files relating to a project, or a bunch of pictures, you can resize them and place them on any of BumpTop’s surfaces. It’s also easy to quickly jot a note and literally throw it up onto the wall in front of you, sticking there to remind you about your son’s soccer game in two hours.
It’s A New Year, Get Organized With Help From Your Mac!
Admit it. If there’s one thing you need to do this year, it’s get organized. 90 percent of all your resolutions and promises will soon fall by the wayside, lost in an endless sea of assignments, work commitments, appointments, travel, and unexpected turmoil. But the Mac you use every day can help you lock down and keep track of your busy life. Here’s 6 tips to help you get started!
Jobs, A Powerful Billable Time Tracker for the iPhone
Jobs is a very unique iPhone app used to track billable time, clients, client jobs, and invoiced jobs. This app was created by Bjango, and sells on the App Store for $3.99 normally, but is on sale for $1.99. It is very easy to use and is very straightforward. It stores all jobs the user has done within the app and sorts it by month. It shows all active jobs, and can run multiple jobs at the same time.
5 Apps For Staying Productive at School
If you’re a college student heading back to class after winter break, in the middle of a trimester, or even preparing to go back sometime in the future check out 5 killer apps that can help you make the most of your academic endeavors.
Documents To Go Review: Create, Edit and Sync Microsoft Word and Excel Docs
Commuting allows me to get a ton of work done, however, I’m always trying to figure out inventive ways to save my work. Most often I write my articles, homework or other documents to myself in an email, copy and paste in when I get back to my computer and then turn it into a full-fledged document. This always presents problems though because it’s never formatted properly, the font always needs to be changed and I have no way of changing the paragraph alignment or spacing. There are apps for everything else, I’ve always said, so shouldn’t there be a Microsoft application? Well, DataViz, Inc. has created one that I find fits my needs quite well. It’s called Documents To Go and costs $9.99.
Pastebot Review: A Powerful iPhone Clipboard Utility
Just this week Tapbots released their third app, Pastebot. Pastebot is an extremely powerful clipboard utility. You can save many items to your clipboard, sort them into folders, copy them to your iPhone’s clipboard, edit images and much more. All with this single application.
GPush Review: Bringing Gmail Notification to the iPhone
E-mail addiction is a hard habit to shake. I get more than a hundred emails every day. We’re not talking spam here — we’re talking legitimate e-mails that demand my attention. My inbox is so full, it has it’s own inbox. Given the circumstances, it’s fairly easy to see how I’ve become a compulsive email checker. Watching TV. Writing. Sitting at a red light. No matter what the activity, I couldn’t go more than five minutes without checking my inbox. …and then there was GPush.
