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GDC 2010: Ngmoco's Neil Young on how freemium will change the App Store world

by Mike Schramm (Mar 15th, 2010)

On the third day of GDC 2010, Ngmoco's Neil Young took the stage in one of the largest rooms at the conference to talk about what his company had "unlearned" in its time in the App Store. Ngmoco has become a large and polarizing figure in the world of App Store development -- after starting out ...

Mac 101: Get a Google Map from Address Book contact

by Cory Bohon (Sep 24th, 2008)

How many times have you looked at an Address Book contact address, only to realize that you don't know where they're located? What do you do? Most would copy and paste the address into Google Maps, but there is a better way! In a contact's Address Book card, right-clicking on an address and ...

iPhoneSender sends addresses to the iPhone's Google Maps

by Mike Schramm (Dec 27th, 2007)

Even I can see that this one is a little lazy, but hey, maybe someone out there will be looking for a way to more easily send street addresses to their iPhone without actually typing them in. What? That's you? Well then, pardner, you're in luck-- give iPhoneSender a look. It is a Safari bookmarklet ...

Fill in your Address Book with GoogleFill

by David Chartier (Apr 27th, 2006)

In an eerie example of just how much information Google can access and what users can do with it, GoogleFill is a handy plug-in that can fill an Address Book contact's address by using a Google reverse search on their phone number. The latest 1.1 version update brings UniBin goodness along with a ...

iWeb update simplifies URLs

by David Chartier (Feb 16th, 2006)

The iLife Updates Apple released yesterday fixed a gripe some users (including myself) had with the new URL scheme that iWeb employed. With its original release, an iWeb site's URL was http://web.mac.com/username/iWeb/. Leaving that last /iWeb/ off the URL would result in a 404 error. While this ...

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