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The panel : Stu Helm, Bart Busschots, Gazmaz, Oliver Haslam and Anthony Gartner
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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:52:14 — 51.4MB)
It seems I start every post with a discussion of my GTD theme, but I do want to say that it has evolved. Instead of being about GTD, the system, it’s more about organizing and removing distraction. It is in that spirit that I bring you a comparison of many apps that any writer may find a use for: the fullscreen text editor. This idea revolves around removing more or less everything but your words from your screen, and having you concentrate on what you type. (more…)
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Connor P was able to attend Macworld Expo 2010 and spent a fair amount of time on the show floor talking lots of great people about their products and services, oh yeah and he recorded it too!
So enjoy these little bites from Macworld 2010
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A little disclaimer before I begin the review. Ambrosia Software, developers of Wiretap Anywhere, did provide me with a review license of their product, however please know that it has not in any way biased me in my review. I thank Ambrosia Software for allowing me to review their product.
Again before we begin, I have an apology to make. The above mentioned review copy of Wiretap Anywhere was given to me, at my request, almost one year ago, in March, 2009. I had every intention to review it immediately, but as often happens, life gets in the way. I hope Ambrosia will forgive me for this.
Now, into the review proper. Wiretap Anywhere ($129 USD, http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wta/) is a piece of software for the Macintosh to allow you to direct any sort of audio in any sort of way. It does this by creating virtual audio devices. (more…)
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Connor P was able to attend Macworld Expo 2010 and spent a fair amount of time on the show floor talking lots of great people about their products and services, oh yeah and he recorded it too!
So enjoy these little bites from Macworld 2010
We’d like to hear from you so send your email / audio clips to haveyoursay [at] impodcast [dot] tv and we’ll get them into the mix.
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Podcast: Download (Duration: 6:12 — 2.9MB)
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The panel : Bart Busschots, Stu Helm, Chris Wall, Keaton Brandt and Elaine Giles
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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:49:41 — 50.2MB)
Like most of you reading this post, I have a fairly worrying number of social media accounts: Facebook, Flickr, Google Reader and multiple Twitter accounts, which for some reason I feel the need to be constantly updated on. I think you realise you’re a social media addict when you meet someone in person and refer to by their Twitter handle, as @Chris… I mean Chris Wall will attest to!
Up until recently I’ve had to run a Twitter client (Tweetie, of course), an RSS reader, and then have Fluid SSBs for Facebook and Flickr, which meant a lot of dock real estate hogging and a fair bit of CPU and RAM usage too.
Then I found Socialite, formerly EventBox, from the lovely folks at Real Mac Software. I had a license of EventBox from a while ago, but the Real Mac Software gang kindly upgraded that to a Socialite license for no extra cost.
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