1Password Update for Safari 3.1
March 18, 2008
The guys over at Agile Web Solutions have just posted an update to 1Password due to the new update of the Safari browser. This software is awesome and I highly recommend that you purchase it if you have not already. You should be concentrating more on surfing the net rather than having to remember hundreds of passwords to your membership sites. Don’t hesitate; you will not be disappointed.
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Now Available: Safari 3.1
March 18, 2008
Now Available: Safari 3.1: “Apple today introduced the world’s fastest web browser for Mac and Windows PCs — Safari 3.1. In addition to loading web pages 1.9 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and 1.7 times faster than FireFox 2, Safari 3.1 runs JavaScript up to six times faster than other browsers. Available for free download for Mac OS X and Windows, Safari 3.1 is also the browser to support the latest innovative web standards needed to deliver the next generation of highly interactive Web 2.0 experiences.”
(Via Apple Hot News.)
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Backstage: AirPort Express 802.11n, Unpacked
March 17, 2008
Backstage: AirPort Express 802.11n, Unpacked: “Thought some of you might enjoy seeing unpacking shots of the new 802.11n AirPort Express. No surprises here—it’s the same look, feel, and size as the 802.11g Express, maybe a hair heavier, with the same AirTunes and USB port functionality as before. New, obviously, are the support for 802.11n networking with superior speeds and range, and the included CD, which has the 802.11n enabler and latest AirPort Utility on board. Oh, and the box…”
(Via iLounge.)
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Using Sidenote for Ubiquitous Capture
March 17, 2008
In a previous post, I listed the applications that I like and use most often. One that is becoming another favorite of mine is called Sidenote. Though I am a big supporter of the built in applications like Notes and Stickies, Sidenote is simple to use, easy to access, and packs a powerful punch. Read more
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Using Spaces to Give Your Workflow a Context
March 12, 2008
Mac users are always reforming their way of understanding mac productivity. Some may not agree with the constant changing from one thing to the next, but for us Mac users, we want to find the solution that works best for us. Not everything you try will work or even feel productive. Some things you keep and others you tweak or try differently. Read more
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GTD on a Mac
March 11, 2008
On his blog, Scott Lowe has written a few good posts concerning his experience in getting things done on his Mac. It is worth it to read about what prompted him to look into GTD and what tools worked or did not work for him. So, head on over to read part 1 and part 2 of his experience with GTD.
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Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta
March 6, 2008
Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta: “Apple today previewed the iPhone 2.0 software — scheduled for release this June — and announced the immediate availability of a beta release of the software to selected developers and enterprise customers. The iPhone 2.0 beta includes both the iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) and new enterprise features, such as support for Microsoft Exchange Active Sync and the addition of Cisco IPsec VPN.”
(Via Apple Hot News.)
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How to Use Your Address Book to Send out a Mass Mailing
March 6, 2008
As some of you probably know by now, I am a big supporter of Mac’s built in features and applications. However, I do use some third party software to help with my productivity but not much. Also, some people are dissatisfied with some of Mac’s built in features, but I am quite satisfied and can always find a hidden feature to make it work. Some of you who work from home and/or do freelance work, may need to send out a mass mailing to clients every now and again. Read more
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MacService Announces Free iPod Shuffle with 320GB Hard Drive Upgrade
March 5, 2008
MacService Announces Free iPod Shuffle with 320GB Hard Drive Upgrade: “Santa Clara, California - MacService today announced customers purchasing a 320GB hard drive upgrade will receive a free 1GB iPod shuffle (PRODUCT) RED. 320GB hard drive upgrades are available for…
(Via MacMegasite.)
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One to One program creates bond with customers
March 4, 2008
One to One program creates bond with customers: “‘One grandmother,’ explains John Boudreau (mercurynews.com), ‘used a tutorial to learn how to make podcasts with Apple’s GarageBand software so she could read bedtime stories to her grandchildren, who live on the other side of the country.’ It’s just one of the examples Boudreau uses to explain how the One to One personal training sessions available at the retail Apple Store have become ‘one of the most powerful marketing tools for the Cupertino company.’”
(Via Apple Hot News.)
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