This happens when the situation gets out of control. Begeek has just posted a few photos of what they call “the iSlate”. Dude trying to phone with that thing aside, I expect the final, official tablet to be like that. It’s a clear fake, but I have to say it’s nice nonetheless.
But anyway, I seriously laughed. Enjoy.
“The tablet with have two dock connectors, one on the bottom edge, the other on the side for charging/docking in both portrait and landscape mode.”
The situation is getting out of control. Tomorrow someone will say the tablet will ship with some fingers included in the package.
It’s not a secret that many web designers and developers out there are on a Mac platform. Especially in 2009, it seems like many professionals and freelancers have switched from Windows to Mac OS X in order to have better performances, security and, most of all, more time to do stuff. They wanted to save time, they wanted to avoid those virus and malware crappy things Windows has - for this reason many people did the “big” switch and bought a Mac. You can’t blame them: with tools such as Coda, Textmate, Textexpander and the famous Pixelmator, they had every good reason to switch to a Mac computer. Now, besides web development and graphic applications, what about the software that can help managing the financial and invoicing aspect of a freelancing job?
Today I’d like to talk about Billings from Marketcircle, an award winning app for Mac and iPhone which is gonna be your one step solution for anything freelancing related.
The Action Method is a task-management system provided by the company Behance that’s available to use through the web, an iPhone application, and print products. Since more and more people turn to such products to keep track of their tasks and projects, it’s time to take a look at this system as an alternative to other project management software like Basecamp and Active Collab. (disclaimer: As with all PM systems, the Action Method is robust and complex. This review touches on the surface, so check out the free demo to see all it has to offer.)
Thanks everyone for the support and the comments! Also, I’d like to thank the Cocoabots team for giving us these 10 licenses to give away.
Now, here are the winners:
Dodie
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If you’re quite into the Mac and iPhone software scene you should probably know that there’s one application that everybody loves when it comes to passwords management: that’s 1Password by Agileweb Solutions. I reviewed 1Password 3 a while ago, and things just haven’t changed as I’m still using 1Password and its database it’s growing bigger and bigger everyday. I guess I just couldn’t work without at this point. 1Password is great because it offers a lot of features packed in a well designed and gorgeous interface, yet doesn’t overwhelm the user with weird commands and submenus. You can automatically save logins, save credit card details in the wallet, store apps licenses and generate passwords.
Now, I’ve stumbled upon this application called uP@ssw0rdz! which, icon and name aside, could really come in handy to those people who don’t need the multiple features of 1Password and just need a simple, dictionary based password generator and manager.
As a part of our recently launched VideoStories series, here’s a video review of MercuryMover, a neat app that brings keyboard shortcuts to your Mac windows. You should check it out.
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Enjoy!
MercuryMover from Federico Viticci on Vimeo.
Here’s a new video from the same guys who posted a video of a concept of the Tablet running an IKEA app (you can find it here). This time the prototype runs a Guinnes World Record app. Still hard to believe but again, they do believe what they’re showing us it’s real and “confidential”.
Following this morning pictures of the rumored Apple upcoming Tablet, here’s a video I found on Youtube a few minutes ago. I still think it’s a fake, but at least the guys seem to really believe in it.
