MacOSXHints.com
In my daily workflow, I often use AppleScript. Sometimes I need to use symbols in, say, TextEdit. Usually, you would open the Character Palette. But I found an interesting way to use AppleScript's power to insert Unicode characters using the «data» format…
24 May 2010MacOSXHints.com
Here's a little OS X service to filter selected text (from any application) through a shell command. This can be handy for performing quick operations, like replacing text with regular expressions, sorting lists or swapping fields around. Grab the Filter…
24 May 2010Macworld
We've shown you some of our favorite iPad apps. Now it's time to list the iPad apps we want to see: the ones we use regularly on our iPhones that haven't made the jump to the iPad.
24 May 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: WWDC Apple issued a press release this morning officially announcing that Steve Jobs will deliver the WWDC keynote on June 7th. The sold-out event will take place in San Francisco at the Moscone Center's West building, and Jobs will kick…
24 May 2010inessential.com
We have five Cocoa apps at NewsGator: TapLynx, Social Sites, and three versions of NetNewsWire. They share code. (You may not have heard of Social Sites. Written by Nick Harris, it’s an iPhone client for our Social Sites enterprise social networking app.)…
24 May 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Software Years ago I started using Knox for securing files, folders and drives. It's an easy and very secure way to keep your private files private. This week, long-time developers Marko Karppinen & Co. handed it over to Agile Web Solutions.…
24 May 2010inessential.com
On ollicle.com appears an extension to my idea about URL schemes on iPad: a universal back button on Macs. Very interesting. I like it.
24 May 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Software As Erica mentioned earlier, Elgato's EyeTV hardware/software bundles will let you record your TV programming, either over the air or via your cable/satellite box depending on the exact product and setup you have. The latest hardware…
24 May 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Internet Steven Frank from Panic has outlined several important differences between the way that Address Book (on Snow Leopard) and Google Contacts manage data. This is on his personal website. He's quick to point out that it is not meant to…
22 May 2010Macworld
If Sonos' S5 powered speaker sounds a little one-dimensional to you, the 3.2 update brings a welcome new feature to those with two S5s.
20 May 2010