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Apple's Legal Team Going After 'Pod' People | PCMag
Apple's Legal Team Going After 'Pod' People | PCMag
Apple's never been shy with the lawsuits. So it shouldn't come as a surprise that the company has begun aggressively going after companies for using variants of the word "pod," which apparently didn't exist until Apple shoved it into the name of a now near-ubiquitous MP3 player.
Apple's Legal Team Going After 'Pod' People | PCMag
Definition of enhanced podcast | PCMag
Definition of enhanced podcast | PCMag
What does enhanced podcast actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.
Definition of enhanced podcast | PCMag
Audioblog for Sept 18, 2004
Audioblog for Sept 18, 2004
Here is the Bittorrent link and direct MP3 download for the audioblog for September 18, 2004. In this episode, I talk about the Bittorrent experiment and thank the fine folks who are helping seed these files, I talk about the awesome term “podcasting”, I praise the members of the community springing up around “the iPod … Continue reading Audioblog for Sept 18, 2004
Audioblog for Sept 18, 2004
Podcaster
Podcaster
I’ve been noticing something downloading audioblog posts with the user agent of “podcaster”. There is an URL in there that points to podcaster.net but there isn’t anything yet. I wonder what this is? I do like this as a term for what it is when you are creating things to distribute via the iPod platform … Continue reading Podcaster
Podcaster
// version 2.2 // Updated jQuery to stable head // removed padding changes on hover, too messy // avoid Tweet This, ADN and Facebook Share links // version 2.1 // // Fixed jQuery injection // version 2.0 // // no repeated urls // handle relative links and local hashes better // better handling of title attributes // add origin link at top of output // don't force selection on click, allow copying individual parts // add a close button // truncate long titles at 50 chars // Do a better job of incrementing/decrementing padding (function () { function callback() { (function ($) { var jQuery = $; $("#loadingp").fadeOut("fast", function () { $(this).remove(); }); var selectLinks = function () { var doc = document, text = doc.getElementById("linkoutput"), range, selection; if (doc.body.createTextRange) { range = doc.body.createTextRange(); range.moveToElementText(text); range.select(); } else if (window.getSelection) { selection = window.getSelection(); range = doc.createRange(); range.se...
// version 2.2 // Updated jQuery to stable head // removed padding changes on hover, too messy // avoid Tweet This, ADN and Facebook Share links // version 2.1 // // Fixed jQuery injection // version 2.0 // // no repeated urls // handle relative links and local hashes better // better handling of title attributes // add origin link at top of output // don't force selection on click, allow copying individual parts // add a close button // truncate long titles at 50 chars // Do a better job of incrementing/decrementing padding (function () { function callback() { (function ($) { var jQuery = $; $("#loadingp").fadeOut("fast", function () { $(this).remove(); }); var selectLinks = function () { var doc = document, text = doc.getElementById("linkoutput"), range, selection; if (doc.body.createTextRange) { range = doc.body.createTextRange(); range.moveToElementText(text); range.select(); } else if (window.getSelection) { selection = window.getSelection(); range = doc.createRange(); range.se...
// version 2.2 // Updated jQuery to stable head // removed padding changes on hover, too messy // avoid Tweet This, ADN and Facebook Share links // version 2.1 // // Fixed jQuery injection // version 2.0 // // no repeated urls // handle relative links and local hashes better // better handling of title attributes // add origin link at top of output // don't force selection on click, allow copying individual parts // add a close button // truncate long titles at 50 chars // Do a better job of incrementing/decrementing padding (function () { function callback() { (function ($) { var jQuery = $; $("#loadingp").fadeOut("fast", function () { $(this).remove(); }); var selectLinks = function () { var doc = document, text = doc.getElementById("linkoutput"), range, selection; if (doc.body.createTextRange) { range = doc.body.createTextRange(); range.moveToElementText(text); range.select(); } else if (window.getSelection) { selection = window.getSelection(); range = doc.createRange(); range.se...
How Microsoft Started Over and Built Office for iPad
How Microsoft Started Over and Built Office for iPad
Han-Yi Shaw didn’t like what he saw, and he told Microsoft so. The software giant, by Shaw’s reckoning, didn’t really understand Apple’s platform or how to develop Office for it. Shaw told Microsoft e...
How Microsoft Started Over and Built Office for iPad
MonitoRSS
MonitoRSS
Customizing your feeds in multiple servers has never been easier!. This site is under construction.
MonitoRSS
Shortcuts Rewind: Linking Tricks Using Markdown and Rich Text - MacStories
Shortcuts Rewind: Linking Tricks Using Markdown and Rich Text - MacStories
Editor’s Note Over the past several years, Federico has built hundreds of shortcuts that are sprinkled throughout the stories he’s written. Last spring we debuted the MacStories Shortcuts Archive, a one-stop destination that collects all of those shortcuts organized by topic, so readers can find them easily. There’s no better way to learn how to
Shortcuts Rewind: Linking Tricks Using Markdown and Rich Text - MacStories
A Computer for Everything: One Year of iPad Pro - MacStories - Part 7
A Computer for Everything: One Year of iPad Pro - MacStories - Part 7
I wasn’t sure I needed a 12.9-inch iPad when Apple announced the iPad Pro in September 2015. And yet, over a year later, the iPad Pro is, by far, the best computer I’ve ever owned. I’ve never felt so satisfied with any other Apple device before – but the transition wasn’t easy.
A Computer for Everything: One Year of iPad Pro - MacStories - Part 7
Working Copy Users’ guide
Working Copy Users’ guide
Learn how to use this powerful Git client for iOS, for stand-alone Post-PC development or to complement your existing workflow.
Working Copy Users’ guide
Ben Vessey
Ben Vessey
Power-up your charging experience with these innovative dynamic wallpapers.
Ben Vessey
Meaningful work — zymotux
Meaningful work — zymotux
...something many of us strive for - that the work we spend large portions of our daily lives sweating over has some intrinsic meaning an...
Meaningful work — zymotux
CARROT Weather 5.2 Revamps Layout Customization and Adds New Sections and Data - MacStories
CARROT Weather 5.2 Revamps Layout Customization and Adds New Sections and Data - MacStories
When CARROT Weather 5 was released in January, it became one of the most highly-customizable apps available on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. With that came a level of complexity that required a bit of a learning curve. With a bit of experimentation and the progressive unlocking of customizations, though, I thought version 5’s
CARROT Weather 5.2 Revamps Layout Customization and Adds New Sections and Data - MacStories