Hi, I’m Colin.

A short story about my friend Matt, his Vista-powered tablet-PC, and his new iPhone.

My fears about syncing two laptops and two iPhones were quickly squashed when I finally got my hands dirty. What resulted has been pure syncing bliss.

My thoughts on the iPhone and what I’d like to see in the first software update from Apple.

Jotting down notes as the day wears on.

The iPhone is due out on Friday and some have wondered why I’m getting one.

My thoughts on owning a black Macbook for an entire year.

A recap, if you will, of the day Skitch was released and what happened to my blog.

Skitch will be available as a public beta soon, but for now I’ve got a few invites to hand out. Want one?

Breathe Colin, just breathe. In and out, slow and steady. Ok, much better. My thoughts on the Keynote from WWDC 2007 and what I thought was missing. Be warned; my thoughts are sporadic.

My thoughts have been a bit preoccupied lately.

Somehow I ended up saving two posts as drafts rather than publishing them correctly as I should have, so I missed two days of features at Viddler.

An update on my progress of switching back to iPhoto from Aperture.

I need some help switching back to iPhoto from Aperture. I am still having the same issues I had when I switched and since I’m unable to resolve those issues I need to switch back.

A quick little video to show you what I’m currently using. Maybe you could show me what you’re workin’ with.

After over a dozen encoding processes my inexperience in video encoding is starting to breed frustration.

Just a few thoughts on the latest surge I’ve seen towards people finally making the smartest switch as consumers since getting a computer in the first place.

If you use iPhoto. You should buy the Keyword Manager for iPhoto.

I can not recommend installing any Safari plugins. In fact, I recommend not installing any.

The fourth part in the Leopard wish list series dealing with some improvements I’d like to see in the Finder.

Next to Mail and Safari, iChat is probably the application I have open the most. For an application that I use throughout the day, I have a hard time finding fault with it. But I can try…

Mail is one of the most used applications on the Mac OS. As such it sometimes is subject to more scrutiny than other applications. I take a light-approach with this wish list, though some of the up-coming features of Leopard Mail do not look enticing to me.