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I’m extremely pleased to announce that I am bringing back my daily podcast. I’ve decided to let my previous podcast, Low Level Thoughts, rest in peace, and have instead opted to create a brand new podcast. The new podcast is entitled Cellular. It’s sort of the successor to Low Level Thoughts, but this go around, […]
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Yesterday, I made the switch to WP Engine from MediaTemple. I’ve been a MediaTemple customer for quite some time, and never really had much of an issue with them. They provided reasonable hosting, and great support. When the news broke that GoDaddy had purchased MediaTemple, I immediately knew that my relationship was coming to an […]
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If you’re running short on hard drive space, relocating your iTunes backups is one of the easiest ways to regain some of that precious storage. It may seem like a daunting undertaking, but it’s actually a fairly easy and straightforward affair. We’ll use a symbolic link between the normal iTunes backup location and the external […]
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OS X includes a handy feature that allows users to select a group of files and quickly create a folder and place the selected files in that folder. The folder is then ready to rename to whatever you’d like to name it. This is an extremely handy feature that first debuted in OS X Lion […]
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The long awaited update to ReadKit finally hit the Mac App Store, and it’s an update of epic proportions. More importantly, ReadKit 2.0 is the first native Fever client for OS X, which is reason enough alone to celebrate. I’ve been testing out the new 2.0 features for about a month or so, and I […]
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A few days ago I acquired an Apple Thunderbolt Display with the intention of using the display as a docking station for my Macbook Pro with Retina Display. I was a bit skeptical at first, but after some usage, I’m a total believer. It can’t be overstated how helpful it is to have a true […]
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This is the first Low Level Thoughts episode that’s been recorded on my new podcasting setup. Hope you enjoy. Subscribe: Options
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I recorded this entire episode on my iPhone 5. In this episode, I discuss the in-depth nature of my Sunstroke review, upcoming features for Ashes, and Reeder, the Google Reader sunsetting, Read Kit, and my exciting new podcast setup. Subscribe: Options
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Sunstroke and I have an interesting history. It was the first dedicated Fever client that I purchased on the iPhone, simply because it was the only dedicated Fever client available for iOS at the time. Now we have Ashes, which I’ve reviewed in-depth. There is also Reeder, which started off as a Google Reader client, […]
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