Review: Ulysses Mobile (iPhone-specific review)
Ulysses has long been one of the best text editors on the Mac and their iPad counterpart is a stunning
Ulysses has long been one of the best text editors on the Mac and their iPad counterpart is a stunning
According to my App Store receipts, I bought OmniFocus in early 2012 and it has been my go to task
Day One originally launched in March 2011 and it has been on every iPhone and Mac I have owned since
The new Apple TV is a very good streaming video player, but it is not the revolution in how we
MacID, developed by Kane Cheshire, was released on January 15, 2015, yet it didn't make it onto my
“The new iPhone X is the best iPhone Apple has ever made” is a silly statement and one that we
Sony makes a couple headsets for the PlayStation 3 and 4, and Sony loves to boast about them. With simulated
Samsung offered iPhone users a 30 day test drive of one of their high-end Galaxy phones for the low,
Grave Suspicion excels as a summer weekend read. It’s a tight thriller that keeps things fresh and interesting from
Almost all of Pixar's films are about growing up in one way or another. Some films hit this
I have been using the Apple Watch to track my workouts for the past 3 weeks, and I’ve run
I've known that I wanted an Apple Watch since long before Apple unveiled the Apple Watch last September.
Bloodborne is my current favorite game of the year. I truly love this game! Most people correlate Bloodborne with “difficult”
Infinit is an app designed to easily share files between your devices. Until today, it only existed on the desktop,
I've never done a video review for the video game before, but I wanted to give it a
Alto’s Adventure is a beautiful, addicting, and challenging endless skier[1] that you should buy…like right now. Seriously,
I guess this is email season, because this is the second email app review I'm writing this week.
Microsoft released Outlook for iOS today, and it's a really good app. Wow, I can't believe