Congratulations to my friend Chris Liscio and Super Mega Ultra Groovy for the release of their new application, Capo.

Recently, I decided to get back into playing the guitar after a 10+ year hiatus. As you can imagine, I forgot a great deal. Thankfully, Apple helped out a bit with their GarageBand guitar [...]

Flying Meat just released VoodooPad 4, their excellent personal wiki software for Mac OS X.
I personally use VoodooPad to track all of my design notes and brainstorming for my own software products and can’t recommend it more highly.
Congrats to Gus and co.

“Radio On Your Schedule”
Rogue Amoeba has been very busy recently. On the heels of their excellent free MakeiPhoneRingtone app, comes Radioshift.
Time shifting has changed the way we consume information and media. Setting your schedule around your favorite TV or Radio show is no longer the way of things.
Listen live or subscribe [...]

The Core77 Design Blog has created a sweet chart of Apple’s history of product design. [link via Guy Kawasaki]
It was fun to scan the chart and find how many Apple products I have owned or actually used: (I took the liberty to add NeXT to the list)

Apple IIe (1983) – School & Friend
Apple IIc [...]

I haven’t been this excited about a new movie in a long time. Maybe, it’s because I recently started reading the Ian Fleming books. Maybe, it’s because we get a new Bond; one that is rumored to be more real; one that is dark and less of a cartoon character.
The initial reviews are [...]