Archive for the 'Technology' Category
Thursday, August 17th, 2006
I put FlexTime in the “cold-storage locker” one week ago yesterday and it’s been resting up for its official 1.0 debut. FlexTime 1.0 is available starting today for $18.95. A free 30 day trial is available and automatically applies to the fully-featured download available here. If you decide to buy it, you may purchase from […]
Posted in FlexTime, Programming, Technology, Usability | 9 Comments »
Thursday, August 3rd, 2006
Paul Kafasis from Rogue Amoeba made some interesting observations about the possible impact virtualization could have on Mac developers. Virtualization is technology, rumored to be present in the forthcoming 10.5 release of Mac OS X, that would allow Windows applications to run natively and transparently in the Mac environment. Paul’s thoughtful analysis reveals that Mac […]
Posted in Apple, Business, Cocoa, Intel, Programming, Technology | 12 Comments »
Monday, July 10th, 2006
One of the rumors buzzing around the internet this past week is that Microsoft is working on a tough competitor to the iPod. Oooh! Shiver me timbers! The chances of Microsoft taking Apple down in the portable music arena are so miniscule that even John C. Dvorak thinks it’s impossible. I heard him say so […]
Posted in Apple, AppleScript, Hacking, Technology, Web | 22 Comments »
Thursday, July 6th, 2006
Update: Just a couple short hours after posting this entry, Technorati did in fact come to my rescue. I’ll be damned, it worked! Many thanks to Janice Myint for causing such a swift resolution to take place. Chances are if you’re reading this blog you’ve heard of Technorati, the leading service for “adding up all […]
Posted in Business, Technology, Web | 13 Comments »