Everything you always wanted to know about SmileOnMyMac … Chuck Joiner is not afraid to ask!
Philip, Greg and I were guests on MacVoices. We talked about how the company got started, how our products have evolved, and where we might be going in the future. Greg let it be known that we are unlikely to move into the first-person shooter genre. (Apparently John Braun of the Mac Observer was disappointed…)
So if you’ve been wondering about where we got our unique company name, check it out.
Rick Yaeger of MacMerc.TV has just released a great introduction to TextExpander.
Rick covers basic text snippets, autocorrection, URL shortening and more in just five minutes. It’s very entertaining, too! I highly recommend you have a look.
If you have more than five minutes, we also have the TextExpander screencast, produced by Don McAllister of ScreenCastsOnline.
Despite the craziness that is Macworld Expo Week, I had a chance to sit down on Wednesday with Megan Morrone and Leo Laporte on their podcast, Jumping Monkeys. The general theme of the podcast is “parenting in the digital age.”
I recently launched a personal blog called The Favorite Aunt that focuses on tips for aunts and uncles, and they thought it would be interesting to talk about kids and technology from the aunt perspective. I’m also a co-founder with my sisters of the preschool reading magazine, The Tessy & Tab Reading Club, which Megan’s kids are subscribed to.
I talked about how you can use DiscLabel to make fantastic packaging for your nieces’ and nephews’ favorite music, and how the iPhone is the ultimate aunt tool.
You can check it out on iTunes or at the TWiT website.