If you’re happy to delve around in the system folders to enable iWork to sort-of sync before iWork ‘12 (or whatever it’s going to be called) actually arrives, then this tip might be of use.
Proceed at your own risk, mind.
We just launched Analog 1.0.1 - top of my favourite additions in this release, the ability to upload to Tumblr.
Huge, huge upgrade and exclusive to the Mac App Store. Content-aware fill, new type tool and a lot more. If you’ve already bought it on the Mac App Store, it’s a free update - otherwise $29.99 for a limited time ($59.99 regularly).
Two of my favourite apps, left in the lurch since Facebook acquired Sofa in June, have a new home.
I believe the term is “Finally”. Incredibly slick, and arguably one of the most useful apps if you’re to use an iOS device without a PC - and still need to manage your WiFi from time to time.
No jokes, catches or other hoops. All proceeds of our Realmac apps bought either yesterday or today go to Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Thank you Steve.
Lots of technical information, but fascinating nonetheless.
Just a quick note relating to things that I’m working on currently. If you’re a LittleSnapper user, have a few minutes to spare, and have some feedback on the app we’d love to hear your feedback in this quick questionnaire.
If you’re an avid TextMate user, and you’re either running or soon to be running Mac OS X Lion, you’ll probably want to install this TextMate bundle to enable native full-screen support.
If you’re not wanting to compile it yourself, just use the “Downloads” button on the GitHub page, and grab the TextMate bundle directly.
The Hit List is one of my most-used apps. Period. I’ve been fortunate enough to have been testing the iPhone version since December last year and I absolutely love it - in fact it’s been on my homescreen since the turn of the year.
The sync is lightning-quick, the UI really thoughtfully designed. Yours for $10 on the App Store, rounding out the Mac app and sync service to a grand total of $80.
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