Organising Your Online Life  ( 3 )

• Author: reemixx
• Filed under: Software, Technology
• Date: Apr 20,2008

Like many other web geeks, I’ve found myself using a whole bunch of web applications on a daily basis, such as Flickr, Twitter, Pownce, YouTube, Digg, and Last.fm, just to name a few. I also use Gmail for multiple email accounts, and have a bunch of RSS feeds to manage. This is all well and good, but it can get a little disorganised and inefficient when you’re using desktop clients for some of them, such as Twitterific for Twitter and NetNewsWire for RSS, and your web browser for others such as Flickr and YouTube. Plus there’s the need to check updates on multiple web-based social services constantly, for example, FaceBook, Twitter, Pownce, etc. Surely there’s a better way?! continue »

Team-Up Apps #2 - A different way to launch apps  ( 0 )

• Author: reemixx
• Filed under: Apple, Software
• Date: Oct 9,2007

Lately, whilst prowling the forums I regularly visit and getting into a few heated discussions about Macs vs PCs, I’ve come to realise that a lot of Mac OSX users (especially switchers) aren’t happy with the way the dock functions continue »

Team-Up Apps #1 - Going to sleep and waking up  ( 0 )

• Author: reemixx
• Filed under: Apple, Software
• Date: Oct 7,2007

‘Team-Up Apps!’ is a section I’ll be running every once in a while. In it I’ll briefly discuss two pieces of software that I think work really well together. Generally, it will be for OSX, but I may do a few for Windows apps every now and then (for all your Windows lovers out there!) continue »

Digital Photography Folder Structure and Workflow  ( 0 )

• Author: reemixx
• Filed under: Apple, Photography, Software
• Date: Oct 3,2007

Until recently, I always used Adobe Bridge + Adobe Photoshop for file management and photo editing. This meant that I relied on a good folder structure and strict naming conventions for both folders and files. continue »