Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2009 in Pick of the week • Tagged with Beejive, Instant Messaging, iPhone
This weeks pick is
all about communicating, and it's an iPhone app ((And a BlackBerry
app and a Windows Mobile app - but who cares about these legacy
platforms anyway... ;-))). With Apples release of iPhone OS 3.0 we
got push notifications ((I still wish for a way to have apps …
Posted on Sat, 13 Jun 2009 in Pick of the week • Tagged with 1Password, Apps, iPhone, MacOSX
This weeks pick is an
tool that is usualy the first thing I install on a new computer
((And by computer I mean Mac)). It's an app that keeps my personal
information safe. It's an app called 1Password that totally
replaces MacOSX' build in Keychain. So why would I want …
Posted on Mon, 08 Jun 2009 in Technology • Tagged with Apple, iPhone, Keynote, MacOSX, WWDC
Man I wish I was
in
San Francisco
right now ((For one thing I would be sleeping right now instead of
being on my way to work on another boring Monday morning)) and as
you may already know today ((We who live in the future must wait
until tonight at …
Posted on Thu, 04 Jun 2009 in Pick of the week • Tagged with Apps, iPhone
Inspired
by Leo and his
gang on
TWiT, I am starting a weekly post series about
apps and technology I find particular cool. This weeks pick is a
small game called
Flight Control from
Firemint.
Flight Control is a very
simple game with exceptionally beautiful graphics and it's very
addicting …
Posted on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 in Productivity • Tagged with 1Password, Apps, iPhone, MacOSX, Tools
Everyone's
favorite credential manager will be out in version 3.0 later this
year with a completely redesigned UI.
Agile offered us a sneak-peak of
the
new Locked Screen,
and I must say it looks spiffy. While we wait for 3.0 I suggest you
upgrade your keychain to the …
Posted on Sun, 10 May 2009 in Personal • Tagged with Geocaching, iPhone
I've been wanting to try
Geocaching for a long
time, and today I finally did. Today was just another lazy Sunday,
and then on a whim I suggested to my family "Hey lets go look for
hidden treasures". I picked an easy nearby
cache,
and after dinner I took the …
Posted on Fri, 17 Apr 2009 in Technology • Tagged with 1Password, Apps, Files, iPhone, OmniFocus, Stanza, Tweetie, WifiTrak, Wordpress
When I
started writing this blog post, it was called My top 5 favorite
iPhone apps. But as I sorted through my installed ((I have 107 apps
on my iPhone and a total of 144 apps in my iTunes library.)) apps,
I had a really hard time limiting my self …
Posted on Sat, 28 Mar 2009 in Productivity • Tagged with GTD, iPhone, OmniFocus
By now I am sure you all have heard of OmniFocus, and if not let me start by stating that:
"This is the most powerful GTD® app on the marked today."
I have used OmniFocus on and off ever since the first public pre release, and when Omni later introduced …
Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 in Books • Tagged with iPhone, PragProg
A few days ago
I tweeted about the latest
news from the Pragmatic
Programmers. This morning I received the official
newsletter
in my inbox with all the details. All of the Pragmatic Programmers
eBooks are now available in the ePub and mobi formats as well as
PDF. And whats even …
Posted on Mon, 15 Dec 2008 in Technology • Tagged with iPhone, WTF
In
order to get a kosher iPhone 3G here in Denmark, you have to suffer
Telia. So when I upgraded my first generation iPhone to a 3G
version I got a Telia iGo subscription which includes a monthly
newsletter with tips and tricks. This months tip is how to move …
