Hi, I’m Colin.

The Ta-da list widget, by Keegan Jones, is working again.

If you have an Xbox 360 and a Macintosh, you should consider buying Connect 360.

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

I do not like Leopard’s “show all” Spotlight window. I liked Tiger’s though.

One of the many days of working at Panera. This one Eliza, Chris, and Andrew were there.

The Apple Blog reviews a new feed reader for the Macintosh.

How to repurpose an iMac as a photo frame in only a few minutes. It is dead simple and everyone will love it.

Working at Panera Bread.

A little bit about the building of Coda.

Use my experience in installing Leopard on my wife’s iBook to help make your installation process much easier. Hopefully.

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 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?

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.

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.

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

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.