What you need to know about the iPhone
Here are a list of links to everything you might need to know about the iPhone.
Walt Mossberg's Review of the iPhone
Apple Stores will close at 2pm to reopen at 6pm
Blog Archive June 2007
My newest favorite Application
Journler is my newest favorite Application. It is like iTunes or iPhoto but for your writing. It is simply amazing. If you click above on the link, you will see a video about what it can do. In my opinion, Apple should buy this Application and call it something like iWrite or iJournal or iThink.
Windows Home Server vs AirPort Extreme
I found this fantastic article that outlines the differences between Windows Home Server and an Airport Extreme. Apple just makes everything easier!
Data Capture from Leopard's Mail to Daylite
The new version of Mail.app for leopard will allow for data capture. A picture is worth a thousand words, so watch this video real quick. You will notice that when Mail sees something that looks like a contact's name address, phone number or date it will offer to add it to the address book or iCal
What this means to you, if you are using Daylite with sync services, is that once that person is added to the address book, it will be available in Daylite and the same goes for an appointment in iCal. Seemlessness, it's a wonderful world indeed.
iPhone on sale June 29th at 6pm
AT & T says that the iPhone will go on sale at 6pm on June 29th. It will be sold at Apple Stores and AT & T owned retail stores. It will not be sold at the franchise stores until later. Apple stores have cleared all appointments during that time to get ready for the frenzy.
Control daylite with your voice
If you have iListen from MacSpeech you can not use it to control Daylite with this SriptPak
Removing addressess from autofill in Mail.app
Some of my clients have been asking me how to get rid of those pesky addresses that seem to come up as possible addresses for what you are typing. Sometimes these are not people in your address book. Here is how to find them and if necessary, delete them.
1. Open Mail
2. Go to the Window Menu
3. Go to the list of Previous Recipients.
4. Click on a name. If someone is in your address book they will have a little icon beside their name.
5. Click Remove Address if you don't want them listed here anymore (If they are in the Address Book, it won't delete them from there, just from this list) or Click on Add to Address Book if you want to add them to the Address Book. The Mail.app autofill feature pulls from the Address Book and the list of Previous Recipients in Mail.
Clean up Desktop Clutter
I just read a great article on cleaning up your desktop. I definitely needed it. I get busy during my day and have developed some bad habits of leaving things on my desktop, but no more! Check out 5 Steps to a Kinkless Desktop.
