Whenever I try to spend serious time computing on an iPad, even with a keyboard attached, I always come crawling back to my laptop or desktop.
When it works, a good text shortcut tool can feel like magic.
If you ever want to feel a bit of cognitive dissonance, just consider antivirus software.
Browser makers are always testing new ideas, and accessing those works-in-progress is one of the easiest ways to live on the cutting edge.
It’s hard for me to believe, but somehow I’ve made it through 100 issues of Advisorator without ever mentioning Notability.
Over the weekend, I took some time to switch from LastPass to Bitwarden, another password manager that’s free for basic personal use. The transition was mostly painless, though I ran into a few snags along the way.
If you’re used to staying within the confines of Chrome, Safari, or even Firefox, the notion of installing a bespoke browser might seem strange, but these browsers are refreshingly narrow in their focus, and can get away with ideas that might never fly in Google’s or Apple’s products.
With most note-taking apps, I can usually tell within a few minutes if they’re going to work for me, but Notion has been the exception to the rule.
Over the weekend, I solved a small storage mystery that had been bothering me for weeks.
I’ll be honest: Photography has always felt like somewhat of a blind spot for me, but these apps are just my speed.