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Bookle: Hands-on with the new Mac EPUB reader app
Posted On Saturday, February 11, 2012 By admin. Under TUAW Tags: bookle, features, function-learn, learn, mac, review, stairways software, stairwayssoftware, take control books, takecontrolbooks, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
During Apple's January education event, one thing that many Apple bloggers were waiting for never appeared -- a version of iBooks for Mac. While that was a surprising omission, at least there's a new and well-implemented Mac book reader app that handles the EPUB format of most iBooks with ease and grace


Pad & Quill’s cases: Classy covers for iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air
Posted On Friday, January 20, 2012 By temp. Under TUAW Tags: accessories, cases, function-learn, ipad, iphone, learn, mac, review, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
Pad & Quill has been making book-bound iPad and iPhone cases for a couple of years. By book-bound, I mean that the cases made using traditional book-binding materials and techniques.
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Daily Mac App: Fluid
Posted On Friday, January 6, 2012 By temp. Under TUAW Tags: browsers, daily mac app, dailymacapp, fluid, learn, mac, os x, osx, productivity, review, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
Fluid lets you create an "app" out of a website. If you use one specific website all the time, this alone is very handy. For example, if you wanted a browser specifically for Gmail, you could make one using Fluid and set its own icon, download directory, and other settings
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Daily Mac App and Friday Favorite: CodeRunner
Posted On Friday, January 6, 2012 By temp. Under TUAW Tags: coderunner, function-learn, learn, review, shell script, text editor, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
CodeRunner is a text editor for people who write code. It comes with built-in syntax highlighting for AppleScript, C, C++, Java, JavaScript (Node.js), Objective,C, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, or shell scripting. I have been using it for a few months, mostly for writing shell scripts, and love it.
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AOC e1649Fwu Portable USB Monitor: A good match for your MacBook
Posted On Sunday, January 1, 2012 By admin. Under TUAW Tags: aoc, e1649fwu, function-learn, macbook, review, secondmonitor, usb, var-learn
As many TUAW readers know, I have a serious love affair with my 11" MacBook Air. If there's one issue that I have with it, it's that sometimes that screen seems just a little too small.
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Verbatim Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard is tiny, overpriced and flawed
Posted On Saturday, December 31, 2011 By admin. Under DVICE, TUAW Tags: accessories, dvice, function-learn, ipad, learn, review, the-end, tuaw, var-learn, verbatim
The more I review compact keyboards and keyboard folios, the more I am inclined to believe that the best keyboard for an iPad is no keyboard. The new Verbatim Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard (US$84.00) added ammunition to that argument.
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Daily iPad App: Air Harp
Posted On Thursday, December 29, 2011 By admin. Under TUAW Tags: airharp, daily app, daily ipad app, dailyapp, dailyipadapp, harp, instrument, ipad, learn, music, review, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
The Air Harp is an interesting stringed instrument. It produces breath-taking sounds, yet it's relatively easy to play. It's so easy that many elementary schools use the instrument to teach children music
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AmazonBasics bluetooth keyboard is highly portable for low price
Posted On Thursday, December 29, 2011 By admin. Under TUAW Tags: amazonbasics, Bluetooth, function-learn, hardware, ipad, learn, review, the-end, tuaw, var-learn
I am a big advocate of the iPad as a portable computer which can satisfy most of the needs of most computer users most of the time. Combine the iPad with a keyboard, and it becomes even easier to use.
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Daily Mac App: iExplorer
Posted On Wednesday, December 28, 2011 By temp. Under TUAW Tags: daily mac app, dailymacapp, function-learn, iexplorer, mac, phoneview, review, the-end, tuaw
Like most technically-inclined folks, I found myself doing a little family tech support over the holidays. I needed to use an iPod touch as a USB drive to copy files between my Mac and my brother's Windows 7 computer.
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