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"Timeline" feature comes to Facebook's iPhone app

by Michael Grothaus (Dec 19th, 2011)

Facebook's new "Timeline" layout was finally rolled out globally this week. However, one thing that was missing from Timeline was iOS support. That has been remedied with the Facebook 4.1 app update released yesterday. Now when users who have enabled Timeline (it's live for everyone by default ...

Daily Mac App: Easy Timeline

by Michael Grothaus (Oct 18th, 2011)

BeeDoc's Easy Timeline is an app that any reader who enjoy tracking events might find interesting. The app allows you to easily create interactive timelines to chart any number of things. After launching the app, select a look for your timeline from built-in themes, then the type. You can ...

Infographic illustrates 10 years of the iPod (Updated)

by Steven Sande (Sep 29th, 2011)

The 10th anniversary of the iPod's announcement isn't until October 22, but the folks at Most Wanted (part of VoucherCodes.co.uk) came up with a celebratory infographic that was just too good to pass up. It depicts an illustrated history of the iPod since that happy day in 2001, and is ...

What 10 years of Apple did to its main product

by Matt Tinsley (Sep 24th, 2010)

How time flies! In the year 2000, I was just finishing high school, listening to Bush, and becoming acquainted with Windows 2000. Back then, I knew very little about Apple, and I'd certainly not heard of the Bondi Bubble iMac (the first iMac was released in 1998). In 2010, well...how things have ...

Timeline: no-regret version control for Photoshop

by Brett Terpstra (Oct 28th, 2009)

If you work in Photoshop, you've probably had designs which branched off from the original look, based on your own ideas or client feedback. This has, more than likely, resulted in multiple files with names like mockup1.psd, mockup1b.psd, mockup2.psd, etc. The solution would be what coders know ...

Macworld Expo: Bee Docs Timeline 3D makes complex timelines easy

by Michael Rose (Jan 7th, 2009)

One of my favorite things about Macworld Expo is the "stealth" apps for the Mac that make appearances on the show floor, addressing a specialized need or a focused market that bigger companies overlook. Some might deride these programs as unitaskers, but the investment of a few bucks in a tool that ...