If you work 24/7 at your computer, it’s very likely that every solution to save time and be more productive is welcome. It could be a new to-do list manager, a new Google service or a new mail client: we’re always searching for the new kid on the block which will save us precious time.
Today, I’d like to talk about how Glims (a Safari plugin) and keyboardr (a website) recently changed my workflow.
The title may sounds very provocative, but that’s the truth: I’m in love with Tweetie 2. Well, pretty much everyone is at the moment. But instead of writing just another review, I decided to give you a list of 10 good reasons to buy Tweetie 2. And, even is the app is out since 2 days, what you should probably expect from “Tweetie 3”.
Enjoy ;)
So you’ve just jailbroken your iPhone with blackra1n and you want to install custom winterboard themes again?
Here’s a roundup of 12 great themes I’ve collected while browsing MacThemes. You’ll find most of them on Cydia (just search the theme’s name) but here you’ll find links to MacThemes Forums.
Enjoy! ;)
During my blogging workflow, I costantly need to upload many files. Text, photos, screencasts, .zip archives..I need to share them with my friends and co-workers almost every hour.
Two weeks ago I stumbled upon this new app, FileShuttle, which has totally changed my workflow.
Here’s the full list of all the winners annoucement posts:
Here we are guys, the second and last part of the iPhone contest winners!
Here’s another announcement guys! Today, I’m very pleased to announce that the winner of the free MobileMe account is…
Please welcome another great post from Matteo Parollo, who had the chance to test Layers.app for Mac.
Here are his thoughts about it.
Enjoy ;)
Everyone today knows RSS feeds.
Well, pretty much everyone I’d say, maybe my father doesn’t know anything about feeds subscriptions.
Anyway, RSS is surely a good way to stay up to date with the blogs / websites you follow but we’ve recently seen how Twitter has managed to become a favourite tool of many out there. It’s simple and supports real-time (sorta).
Now, let’s say you don’t like Twitter and you can’t stand Google Reader but still you want to receive updates about what happens on the web. Is it possible?
Sure, with Broadersheet.
