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Fantastical: A Calendar App for Your Workflow

September 25, 2013
by Kyle Johnson

I’m a slave to my calendar. So I’m always looking for ways to manage it better and be more efficient in my use.

The app that has become my go to for my calendar is Fantastical. Now I’m a typical native user. So for an app to pull me away from my iPhone or Mac’s built in calendar, it’s really got to be something. And Fantastical is.

What I like about this app is it’s ease of use. [Read more…] about Fantastical: A Calendar App for Your Workflow

What Time Is It?

September 23, 2013
by Ken Rosentrater

One day as I surveyed the multiple time reminder devices in my sphere, I realized I really did not know what time it was.

In this age of technological precision, amazing ability to slice time into microseconds, and instant communication and knowledge, time has become fuzzy.

Here Is What I Mean

Right now, the current times showing on a few of the devices around me are:

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7 Cool iOS 7 Features in 7 Minutes or Less [Video]

September 20, 2013
by Chip Dizárd

Apple has released iOS 7, the very popular update to the iPhone, iPod and iPad operating system.

There are so many cool features of the new operating system (or at least some of my favorites):

Camera
Spotlight Search
Control Center
Text/iMessages
iTunes Radio
Notification Center
Air Drop

Here’s a closer look:

A Pastor And His iPad

September 16, 2013
by Paul

For the last seven months or so, I have been trying to work only from my iPad.

Now, to let you know up front, I have not been able to completely do everything yet, but I can pretty much accomplish my basic requirements from my iPad.

As a pastor, this involves a lot. So, here is what I do each week and how I do it:

Do TI-82 Calculators Win Over iPads in School?

September 10, 2013
by Chris Ridgeway

Anyone else do this? At least for my generation, the cool thing to do in the back of high school math class was to pretend to punch equations into your Texas Instruments graphing calculator while your aging math teacher recited the lesson. But we weren’t doing our homework: we were doing programming! Our “TI” calculators came with a stripped down version of BASIC, with simple if-then loops, variable storage, key capture and everything. Why do pre-Calculus when you could be programming a game?!

This is why I’m loving Phil Nichols’ nerdy Atlantic article on his own TI-82 calculator experiences, and why some new gadgets at school—like the iPad—aren’t teaching kids the same thing.