Hi, I’m Colin.

The plasq team releases Comic Life Magiq, an entire reworking of Comic Life with more cowbell!

A little bit about the building of Coda.

Dominic Szablewski recently created a really simple blogging system called Asaph.
“Over the past few weeks I developed Asaph - a small blogging system, that allows you to instantly post links and images directly from any page on the web.”
After watching the demo video, I really like how simple the tool really is. Now I [...]

Normally I’m the first person to jump in the pool but when it comes to hacking my iPhone it appears I’m the only one sitting in my lounge chair with a cool drink.

Kicking the tires on the latest build of Apple’s browser has been fairly enjoyable so far. But there is just one more thing that I’d like to see.

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.

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?

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.

Skitch has quickly become one of my favorite applications for the Mac and yet it hasn’t even been released yet. I’m looking forward to the future of this application but I think it is mature enough to give an overview of its capabilities.

To help protect our tile flooring, we’re going to get it all spiffed up.

When sharing photos from within iPhoto over a LAN, don’t use the calendar feature - it will make it impossible to share photos.

Builds of Firefox optimized for pretty much any Mac.

My 10, errr, 13 most favorite Mac applications as of today.