Hello new iPhone user. Killed that Crackberry and moving over to iPhonedom? I am what’s known as the seasoned iPhone user. Okay, no one calls me that. But perhaps techie or “West Coast Tech Support” is throw around in my direction. Whatever the name I keep getting new iPhone users asking what apps they should install. The application store does a fairly decent job of spelling out the options but then again...
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Today I’m trying out Windows Live Writer, which is a free software package from Microsoft. Yes, Microsoft does give away software from time to time. This one is meant for putting up posts on Microsoft Live Blogs (this is not one) but it also supports other kinds. So far it hasn’t allowed me to italicize a word but it does offer a groovy wysiwyg editor which is nice. Oh dang, I couldn’t bold “wysiwyg editor” just now. ...
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In the wake of a post on the 37 Signals blog suggesting that we should more often call plans guesses I thought it was relevant to offer a free planning tool. Here’s the post on 37 Signals by way: http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/1805-lets-just-call-plans-what-they-are-guesses 37 Signals is very often an insightful blog by the way and they are also makers of the hugely successful Basecamp software. The software I want to share with...
Read MoreMust-have photo software that’s free!
This is maybe, no probably the best free software on the web today. If you don’t own Lightroom or Aperature this one pretty much does it all including RAW image support. (Which is for you photo enthusiasts). For everyone else you’ll marvel at no more red eyes in your photos! Go! Download it now. Seriously. Yes the PC version rocks as...
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