Despite the awful name, AudioGalaxy is just about exactly what I’ve been looking for. It’s a free and simple way to access your entire music library when away from home. You do this by downloading a small helper application that connects your iTunes library XML file (or any other shared folders you choose) to the [...]
I had a feeling that having a second kid was going to take a bite out of my personal time, but I had no idea it meant I was going to post a single blog post in 2011 (so far). Well, it’s only the end of October — so maybe I can catch up a [...]
Not there’s really anything “bad” about an iPhone when you compare it to what else is out there. I’ve used a handful of phones, and on it’s worst day the iPhone is still a full car’s length ahead of the pack. So this is really just a list of things that surprised me as I [...]
My friends and I anticipate and watch Apple keynotes like normal people watch sports. We know all the players, we can each recite the likely strategic moves. We all saw the leaked video of the iPhone 1.1.3 update, the supposedly leaked keynote outline, etc. And this year’s keynote was highly anticipated — maybe not like [...]
I’ve succumb to my frustration and gone back to Tiger, and I’m not missing anything about Leopard. I’ll admit it, I’m an Apple fanboy. I waited in line for Tiger, I waited in line for the iPhone, and I would have waited in line for Leopard if I didn’t already have plans that evening. But [...]
In my youth, I enjoyed installing new operating systems, even beta operating systems. As I’ve grown older this fascination has escaped me, and now I treat installing a new operating system with the same sense of trepidation that I typically reserve for connecting jumper cables to a car – it could go well and it [...]