Monthly Archives: November 2010

In yesterdays piece I wrote about Apple’s second generation iPad that we’re all anxiously awaiting with baited breath. It got me thinking when reading some back and forth discussions on Twitter yesterday about how Apple will (or maybe I should say would) pull off handling a doubling of pixel resolution on a 9.7″ display (currentlyContinue reading “More Thoughts on Apple’s Second Gen iPad And Retina display”

As I sit here at my desk drinking a delicious beer and wishing my American friends a Happy Thanksgiving, I can’t help when my mind wanders away from me and starts to think about the MacBook Pro refresh happening early 2011 (kind of sad eh?). Yesterday 9to5Mac reported that about a rumour that Final CutContinue reading “Thoughts on The Next Major MacBook Pro 2011 Refresh”

I’ve tried a ton of different cooking apps on my iPhone over the years. Now with the iPad, I’ve come to the conclusion that following a recipe on the iPhone is completely useless. You really do need the larger screen and perhaps a dock to allow you to prop up your iPad whilst in theContinue reading “Cooking Apps Are Useless on An iPhone”

This is another piece on a continuing thought about app discovery: Lately I’ve been perusing the App Store spending on average 30 minutes in search of interesting, creative, beautiful, and well designed apps. Yes, all those things are requirements that I consider in order for something to be truly great. Playing with some recent appsContinue reading “Finding Quality Apps in The App Store Still Sucks”