Yesterday I decided to upgrade our Mac Mini to OSX 10.5.7. As far as I was aware there wasn’t anything controversial about the upgrade and it was required as part of a general update to iPhoto. The upgrade went smoothly until after a second reboot of the system, the display resolution was all wrong and [...]
Following on from my recent list of recommended Mac software, I thought I should put something together for iPhone applications. I’m constantly trying new applications for the iPhone but unfortunately many of them appear rushed or unfinished. These tend to get removed from my iPhone within days and won’t make it onto my list of recommendations.
The other day I was asked to recommend some software for a friend who has recently bought a new MacBook. I sat down to put together a list but very quickly realised that a lot of what I do these day is done online. That said, there are still some applications that I use on a daily basis.
The ever popular blogging engine Wordpress has an accompanying iPhone application. Now at version 1.1 the application remains free and open source. It is well written, runs smoothly and has some nice touches that inspire confidence during use. It is a shame then that the focus of this application is on a task not suited to the mobile environment.
