Over the past few months, a slew of interesting little tools made the rounds in various tech blogs. I thought I’d compile some of the more interesting ones here (and add a few of my personal favorites): f.lux This free tool auto-adjusts the color temperature of your display(s) to match the time of day and [...]
This is the next installment of an occasional series comparing Mac tools that specialize in collecting and organizing snippets, documents, files, and other odds and ends. Today, I’m going to look at Reinvented Software’s Together. In preparation for this review, I perused forum comments and other reviews about this product. Many people, it seems, feel [...]
This is the next post in a series reviewing some popular Mac info managers. The following is a ‘mini-review,’ presented as an update to my original look of Yojimbo posted last year. You may want to read that first. What’s New Yojimbo was one of the better information managers on the market when I reviewed [...]
I’ve been using Mailplane as my main Email client for a month. I’ve grown quite fond of it. Problem is, I’m not ready to buy it. Why? It’s expensive. I’m hoping to soon see a promotional discount that drops the price to less than the $25 registration fee. I’m one of many Mailplane fans who [...]
Note: This review has been modified to include clarifications, comments, and corrections from the developer of the application. Let’s begin by taking a look at Command-C Software’s EagleFiler. While I don’t think EagleFiler is as visually appealing as some of the other offerings out there in this genre, I think it more than makes up [...]
It’s time to (re)start the Mac information manager series, a project I began a year and a half ago. I now (finally!) have the time to dedicate some time to this. What follows is a brief synopsis of what I’ve already written about, presented so that it’s not necessary to refer back to older posts. [...]
