Alex King compiles his list of OS X software he can’t do without. Others chime in with theirs in his comments.
Steve Jobs, quoted in a New York Times story extolling his vision of steering Apple toward consumer electronics like the iPod: “We’re getting a chance to see what Apple engineering and Apple design can really do once we get out from underneath the 5 percent Macintosh operating system share.”
Tom passes on news of the arrival of an Apple Store for those of us who don’t love hiking out to Tysons Corner.
Last week I broke down and got Office X for my PowerBook. I would have preferred not to pay for another Microsoft package, much less one in which I’ll pretty much only use two of the four applications (Word and Excel). A couple factors drove me to doing it, but the main one is a [...]
My search for a favorite OS X text editor continues, but now there’s another choice. BareBones Software released a new version of Text Wrangler, a lower-priced editor than the company’s flagship product, BBEdit. John Gruber explains what makes Text Wrangler more attractive this time around: “TextWrangler 1.5 includes full support for AppleScript, and includes syntax [...]