Micro bloggers using WordPress – how many of you segregate your micro.blog posts into their own section on your site, and how many of you include them on your main page?

Mark C. Palmer writing for Attorney at Work: While the ABA may liken a “passive” review of potential jurors’ social media to “driving by,” it is not always so simple. The distinction comes when the ...

From Colin Devroe’s interview of Manton Reece, the man behind micro.blog: Facebook recently announced they were hiring 10,000 moderators, and I know Twitter has a large staff as well. I expect one ...

Jim Neumann writing for Devontech’s Devonian Times blog: Workspaces save the content and positions of all open windows so that you can restore them later. This is ideal if you are working with the ...

The term “delight” is often used to describe the feeling some users get when using iOS, whether that feeling is from the touch user interface, the apps, or something else. I often get that feeling ...

One piece of software that Microsoft got right was Windows Live Writer. If you’re a blogger, and don’t want to dig around in HTML (and arguably even if you do), Windows Live Writer is the software ...

I don’t count bloggers and podcasters as normal iPad users. There’s a different kind of drive for these folks. Part of that drive is being able to write about their impressive accomplishments with an ...

Federico Viticci writing for MacStories: Today, Cultured Code is launching Things 3.5, a mid-cycle update that refines several aspects of the app and prepares its foundation for other major upgrades ...

When I meet with new clients, I typically take typewritten notes in the Drafts app on my iPad, using a template/checklist of topics I’ve created. In the past, I generated this checklist in Drafts via ...

Mike Wuerthele writing for AppleInsider: Not including any Touch Bar failures, the 2016 MacBook Pro keyboard is failing twice as often in the first year of use as the 2014 or 2015 MacBook Pro models, ...

Riccardo Mori, at morrick.me: The point that some iPad die‐hard fans seem to miss is that it’s not a matter of people not wanting to adapt to an iOS‐based workflow; it’s not a matter of people lacking ...

I must not be big on anniversaries, because I completely missed the 10 year anniversary of this site. A “Coming Soon” post went live on May 28, 2009, with the first substantive post going up on June 4 ...