Except for a few months of BitNet e-mail on a VAX mainframe server, I have been using the default UNIX mail app for almost 25
Tag: OSX
BusyContacts: a simple and easy to use CRM alternative for OS X
The guys that brought you the famous OS7 Now Up-to-Date, followed by BusyCal, have done it again with a contact application on steroid: BusyContacts. I have
OSX Yosemite and iOS8 Keynote: an interactive classroom duo
When Apple decided to rewrite the iWorks’ suite over 18 months ago, many were disappointed by missing features. Zoom to Yosemite and iOS8 versions, and
Heartbleed Exploit as viewed by xkcd!
xkcd: Heartbleed Explanation. The good news: iOS, OSX and 1Password not affected 😉
Human-computer interaction took a dramatic turn 30 years ago
Let’s go invent tomorrow instead of worrying about what happened yesterday. – Steve Jobs The release of the first Graphical User Interface or GUI for
What is going on at Mekentosj with Papers 3?
Having a PDF management system, which allows in-app citation (e.g. WORD, Pages, Mellel, …), is a necessity for scientists and researchers. On OSX, we have
OSX 10.9 (Mavericks) is available and free!
Wired is running an interesting piece about the latest operating system from Apple. In part past, Apple provided free or very low cost upgrade for
Getting your e-mail Inbox sorted-out with SaneBox
I receive around 500 e-mails per week to my work e-mail account. About 40% of these e-mails are not “important” in the sense that they do not
Digital Office I: Introduction and Hardware
Working efficiently in the digital world is not as easy as it sounds, in particular as you get more and more files to deal with.
