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2012

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December 2012

  1. Follow-Up On Black iPhone 5 Nicking
  2. Quote of the Day: Terence Eden
  3. ‘Why I’m Quitting Instagram’
  4. ‘Keyboard Maestro Macro: Append to Evernote Note’
  5. Delay Standby
  6. Updated Items for the week ending December 28, 2012
  7. Thirty
  8. Keyboard Maestro Macro / AppleScript: Mail This Selected Item
  9. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  10. The Goruck GR1
  11. Updated Items for the week of December 21, 2012
  12. Keyboard Maestro Macro: All Caps to Title Case
  13. ‘The Answer Is Just a Click Away’
  14. Moving Out of the Big City
  15. Quote of the Day: Dave Pell
  16. Lifting the Limitations
  17. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  18. ‘What Instagram’s New Terms of Service Mean for You’
  19. A Few Thoughts on Dropbox, Apple, and Linchpins
  20. Amazon Item of the Week: Fellowes Powershred 79Ci
  21. ‘Answers About Android’
  22. ‘Recognizing We Have a Problem’
  23. ‘The Web We Lost’
  24. Quote of the Day: Anil Dash
  25. A TSA Christmas Special
  26. The B&B Podcast #88: Legacy Twitter Relationships
  27. ‘I’m Sticking With Apple Maps’
  28. Trade Unions of America
  29. Making Money on the Web: Ads versus Paywall
  30. ‘Pageview Journalism’
  31. Quote of the Day: The Oatmeal
  32. The Most Interesting Section of the Fortune Interview of Larry Page
  33. More on Retina Displays and How Disruptive They Are
  34. Keyboard Maestro Macro: Append to Quote File
  35. Skydrive and Verbs
  36. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  37. ‘Why I’m writing on the iPad’
  38. ‘T-Mobile USA Plans to Ditch Phone Subsidies’
  39. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  40. The B&B Podcast #87: Listener Q&A
  41. ‘Apple and Twitter’
  42. The Surface Solution
  43. ‘iOS Keyboard Has Room for Improvement’
  44. The Periodical Co
  45. StickNFind
  46. Quote of the Day: Nicholas Haralambous
  47. Laker Compendium
  48. ‘The TSA as We Know It Is Dead’
  49. Quote of the Day: Jamie Ross
  50. The Sketchnote Handbook
  51. The Search For the Best Everyday Pocket Knife (Part Two)
  52. ‘It Wasn’t Always Like This’
  53. The Design of a Site Meant to be Read

November 2012

  1. The B&B Podcast #86: Interview With Shaun Inman
  2. Quote of the Day: Harry Marks
  3. Fantastical for iPhone
  4. Keyboard Maestro Macro: Docu Store
  5. Quote of the Day: Sam Weiner
  6. A Better Way to Append the Date with Keyboard Maestro
  7. Newsstand, Publishing, Apps, and Developers
  8. Some Pocket Knife Follow-Up
  9. The Snowball
  10. iTorch Pro Flashlight
  11. Quote of the Day: Watts Martin
  12. An Alternative Take on the Hard Graft Flat Pack
  13. ‘Bond Watch’
  14. Ben’s Affiliate Linked Gift Guide for 2012
  15. Keyboard Maestro Macro: Appending a Date to a File Name
  16. ‘Airport Security Is Killing Us’
  17. The Yoga 13
  18. Quote of the Day: Tim Krieder
  19. ‘Tom’s Smart Alec Design Update’
  20. Systematic Destruction of Twitter
  21. ‘A Guide to Legal Marijuana Use in Seattle’
  22. ‘Twitter’s Descent Into the Extractive’
  23. The Future of Search
  24. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  25. The Search For the Best Everyday Pocket Knife (Part One)
  26. ‘U.S. Postal Service Reports $15.9 Billion Loss’
  27. The Keyboard Maestro Basics
  28. The B&B Podcast #85: The Circle of Confusion
  29. Keyboard Maestro, Your Savior
  30. Quote of the Day: Horace Dediu
  31. ‘Rampant Abuse of Push Notifications’
  32. Microsoft’s Guy
  33. ‘Hanging Up on iPhone’
  34. Self-Publishing
  35. Linked Lists
  36. Quote of the Day: Michael Lopp
  37. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  38. When Your iPhone is No Longer a Good Enough Camera
  39. Was Nate Silver the Most Accurate 2012 Election Pundit?
  40. ‘Built-in Advertising’
  41. ‘More Pixels, Less Value’
  42. Time Magazine Cover Image Shot With iPhone: Interview With Ben Lowy
  43. The B&B Podcast #84: Tips and Tricks: Keyboard Maestro
  44. ‘Thoughts on Email and Passbook’
  45. My Advice for Writers and Bloggers
  46. Washington Voters Legalize Recreational Pot Use
  47. For Noah
  48. Quote of the Day: Dustin Curtis
  49. ABBYY Business Card Reader
  50. Stuff in iOS 6 That Drives Me Nuts
  51. Quote of the Day: Farhad Manjoo
  52. ‘Taking Surface to Work’
  53. A ‘Content Consumption’ Device
  54. ASETNIOP
  55. ‘Power Is Finally Back in Manhattan. Here’s How to Make Sure It Never Goes Out Again’
  56. Quote of the Day: The Economist
  57. Skilled Operators
  58. ‘Bringing Responsiveness to the App World’
  59. Ghost
  60. PayPal Security Holes Expose Customer Card Data, Personal Details
  61. The FLOTE
  62. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  63. Evernote Announces Major Redesign of iOS App
  64. Tip of the Day: TextExpander’s Folder-Level Options
  65. The B&B Podcast #83: Listener Q&A
  66. ‘Scrolling vs. Pagination’
  67. Atwood’s Surface
  68. What If, No That Couldn’t Happen… Could It?
  69. Mac mini Pro
  70. Quote of the Day: Jason Fried

October 2012

  1. Amazon Item of the Week: Simplehuman Wall Mount Paper Towel Holder
  2. ‘Gizmodo Has Its Slashdot Halloween Moment 11 Years Later With iPad Mini’
  3. Google Voice Search for iOS: Not a Siri Competitor, Still a Solid App
  4. Quote of the Day: Matthew Panzarino
  5. The Everyday Pocket Knife
  6. Apple Delays iTunes 11
  7. Copy Editing Amazon’s Kindle Fire vs. iPad Mini Ad
  8. Apple Shakes Up Executive Team
  9. A Pain in My Chest
  10. Hard Graft Flat Pack Shore, for 15″ retina MacBook Pro
  11. Quote of the Day: John Moltz
  12. DuckDuckHack
  13. A Dozen USB Chargers in the Lab: Apple Is Very Good, but Not Quite the Best
  14. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  15. Retina MacBook Pro Comps
  16. Groklaw, Totally Unbaised
  17. Quote of the Day: Apple U.K.’s Masterful Legal Notice
  18. The B&B Podcast #82: Interview With David Smith
  19. ‘Defining Quality’
  20. Atebits’ Letterpress
  21. What is Microsoft’s Strength?
  22. Which iPad?
  23. Saving Browser Tab Sets
  24. Different Lenses
  25. Quote of the Day: Matthew Honan
  26. The Verge Nerve
  27. The iPad Mini Screen
  28. ‘Assorted thoughts on the Apple event’
  29. Samsung to Cease Providing LCD Panels to Apple in 2013
  30. “Curation”
  31. You’ve Got Link-Bait
  32. Release and Creation of Pinbook 1.0
  33. Make the Things You Want to Exist
  34. Fastest 6Gbps SSDs Compared
  35. BusyCal 2
  36. Quote of the Day: Richard Dunlop-Walters
  37. ‘Apple Sued Over Deal Locking iPhone to AT&T Network’
  38. Quote of the Day: Jeff Bezos via Jason Fried
  39. Poor Google
  40. Space Box
  41. Shouting
  42. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  43. Backscatter to Small Cities
  44. The TBR Daily Summary Email
  45. iPhone 5 Hex Grid Wallpapers
  46. How to Be Ben Brooks’ Ghost Writer
  47. Movie Quotes and Inside Jokes, 99 Life Hacks to Make Your Life Easier!
  48. What’s Really Going on With Color Is a Small Apple Talent Acquisition
  49. ‘Tweetbot for Mac’
  50. The B&B Podcast #81: You Gotta Remove the Mustard
  51. How Cell-Phone Data Could Slow the Spread of Malaria
  52. Modernizing the Constitution 10/12/2012
  53. Battery Breakthrough: New Technology Promises to Triple Lithium Ion Capacity
  54. Quote of the Day: John Kirk
  55. The iPhone Is Here to Work
  56. ‘Larry Page Defends Google’s Privacy Policy’
  57. ‘A Turn of the Page for Newsweek’
  58. Organizing an iPhone 5 Homescreen
  59. A Space Shuttle on the Streets of Los Angeles
  60. Color to Shut Down
  61. Only in ‘America’
  62. ‘Amazon, Watch Your Back: Target, Best Buy to Match Online Prices’
  63. Amazon Item of the Week: Incase EC20056 USB Cable Kit
  64. Check the Weather
  65. ‘Here Is a Downloadable Template for Opting Out of PayPal Arbitration Clause’
  66. The Future Is Hypocrisy
  67. Quote of the Day: John “Very Nice” Moltz
  68. The Microsoft Surface Mystery Machine
  69. ‘Unveiling Intellectual Ventures’ Hidden Web of Patents’
  70. Why Do We Behave So Oddly in Lifts?
  71. Quote of the Day: Cyrus Farivar
  72. Captchas
  73. Quick Route: Bringing the Google Back
  74. We Can’t Get Rid of it, So We Fix It
  75. Trolls Filed 40% of Patent Infringement Lawsuits in 2011
  76. Quote of the Day: Mary Beth Quirk
  77. Selfstarter
  78. A Smartwatch That Actually Makes Sense
  79. Update Your RSS Feed
  80. Swift Fall From Grace
  81. Thoughts on Roaming
  82. Investigations Into Google
  83. The Email Newsletter Brigade
  84. ‘Automatically Send Articles From Reading List to Instapaper’
  85. Seasonality Core
  86. Send Everything to Instapaper
  87. Mountain Tweaks 1.0.4
  88. A Visual 3-Step Guide to Detecting ATM Skimmers
  89. Amazon Item of the Week: Columbia River Knife and Tool’s M16-02Z Zytel Razor Edge Tanto Blade Knife
  90. 3 Easy Knife Sharpening Tips
  91. Beating a Dead Horse that Keeps Coming Back to Life
  92. Did Apple and Google Really Spend More on Patents Than R&D?
  93. The B&B Podcast #80: Tips and Tricks: OmniFocus
  94. The Magazine
  95. Tim Bray Wants Off OS X, OK
  96. Blanc’s Hidden Radio
  97. Opt-out of Verizon Marketing Bullshit
  98. ‘Without Keyboards’
  99. ‘Google’s Motorola Shows Pirated Katy Perry Video to Prove Value of Its H.264 Patents’
  100. ‘How to Extract Voice and Text Messages From an iPhone’
  101. Quote of the Day: Jonathan Poritsky
  102. CDMA versus GSM Call Quality
  103. One Device
  104. ‘The 5 Most Common Ways Laptops Are Stolen’
  105. ‘You Should Buy a Bidet’
  106. Zynga’s Stock Fail Was Sadly Predictable, and the Company Is Left With Few Prospects for the Future
  107. The B&B Podcast #79: You Never Need It, Until You Need It
  108. ‘An App, or Not’
  109. Quote of the Day: John Moltz
  110. ‘Twitter Breaks Its Own New Rules With TweetDeck’
  111. Amazon Item of the Week: Griffin Technology PowerMate
  112. How to Keep Computer Screens From Destroying Your Eyes
  113. The Gray
  114. Software Architecture Cheat Sheet
  115. ‘HiddenRadio Speaker Is Clever but Disappointing’
  116. Reachability
  117. Apple’s Next (Full-Size) iPad Is Going to Be an Incredible Tool for Photographers
  118. Facebook Tops 1 Billion Active Users
  119. Tigers’ Cabrera Earns Baseball’s First Triple Crown in 45 Years
  120. Quote of the Day: Om Malik
  121. ‘The Larch (Camera)’
  122. Crossposting
  123. ‘Netbot for iPad, an App.net Client for iPad’
  124. The Dimensions at Safeco
  125. ‘Netbot: Tweetbot Reborn for App.net’
  126. Over and Over Again
  127. Woz 2
  128. Sorry if He Was Too Real
  129. For Cable Modem Advice: The B&B Podcast #14
  130. Apple Maps Up to Five Times More Data Efficient Than Google Maps
  131. Motorola Reneges on Ice Cream Sandwich Software Update
  132. Consumer Reports: The Voice of Reason… No Really
  133. Whiny Things On App.net That Drive Me Nuts
  134. Pricing App.net
  135. ‘Map Companies in Glass Houses…’
  136. 60 Mountain Lion Tips by David Sparks and Brett Terpstra
  137. Verizon Responds to Data Usage Concerns on iPhone 5 While Connected to Wi-Fi

September 2012

  1. Perfect Bacon Cooking Method
  2. ‘Does Apple have a Scott Forstall problem?’
  3. Assorted iPhone 5 Thoughts
  4. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  5. Much Smaller
  6. Review: Parallels Desktop 8 vs. VMware Fusion 5
  7. ‘California Bars Employers From Demanding Employees’ Social Media Log-in Info’
  8. “My Wife Did It”
  9. Apple Crime in NYC Spikes 40 Percent
  10. Mumford & Sons Are the Biggest Thing in Music Right Now
  11. Software Driven
  12. Google’s Motorola Ad Faked an Address to Beat Apple Maps
  13. Subtle UI Changes in iOS 6 and the Case for the Blue Status Bar
  14. iPhone 5 Wallpaper Pack
  15. Wedge — a Mac Client for App.net
  16. The Apple Weather App
  17. ‘Different People Have Different Hands’
  18. Note on RSS Feeds
  19. The B&B Podcast #78: Listener Q&A
  20. Why Your OS Name Matters
  21. Google Working on Maps for iPhone and iPad
  22. PDFpen for iPhone: Edit and Sign PDFs on Your iPhone
  23. Appeals Court Caves to TSA Over Nude Body Scanners
  24. Felix for App.net
  25. Soulver is Amazing
  26. ‘Opt Out of Ad Tracking on iOS 6’
  27. ‘Google’s Schmidt Says Up to Apple to Decide on Maps App’
  28. About Switching to Verizon
  29. ‘To Map or Not to Map’
  30. ‘iOS Maps and China’
  31. ‘Verizon iPhone 5 Unlocked Thanks to FCC?’
  32. Passk.it – Create one off Passbook items.
  33. Quote of the Day: Peter Cohen
  34. The Verizon iPhone 5 is GSM Unlocked
  35. Black 5 and Nicking
  36. The Glif for iPhone 5
  37. The Verizon iPhone 5 Is GSM Unlocked, Tested With AT&T
  38. iPhone 5 Versus Three Smartphones
  39. ‘Kickstarter Is Not a Store’
  40. Modern Manners: Mobile Phones
  41. Quote of the Day: Cap Watkins
  42. ‘Wal-Mart to Stop Selling Kindles as Amazon Threat Grows’
  43. The B&B Podcast #77: Interview With Ryan Cash
  44. Twitter: Proving to Be Bigger Dicks than Samsung
  45. Poster is Universal
  46. Tip for Journalists
  47. “Good Enough” Will Not Disrupt
  48. Baseball
  49. ‘Rise of the Renter Delays the Dream of Homeownership’
  50. Google Asks ITC to Ban Every Mac, iPad, and Most iPhones
  51. iOS 6: Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features
  52. 4chan Ad-Supported Model
  53. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  54. Mapping Usage
  55. Use Your iPhone’S Number With Messages in OS X 10.8.2 Mountain Lion
  56. ‘Technology vs. Utility’
  57. iPhone 5 Camera vs. 4S
  58. So My Dad Calls Me…
  59. The Loss of Street View
  60. The Most Idiotic, Trolling, and Piss-Poor Statement in an iPhone 5 Review
  61. Review: iPhone 5
  62. The iPhone 5
  63. AT&T Faces Formal FCC Complaint for Blocking Cellular FaceTime Use
  64. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  65. Canon EOS 6D Hands-on Preview
  66. Retinizer
  67. Paywall Update
  68. ‘The iPhone 5 Isn’t Exciting. Or Boring. It’s Just Plain Better.’
  69. ‘Is the iPhone Good Enough?’
  70. ‘iOS OmniFocus ♥ TextExpander Touch’
  71. ‘Minimal WordPress Themes’
  72. Looking at iPhone
  73. Twitter to Remove Third-Party Image Services From Its Apps
  74. ‘Use TextExpander to Sanitize Formatted Text’
  75. Quote of the Day: Tim Dees
  76. Thoughts on Switching to Verizon from AT&T
  77. ‘Towards a Retina Web’
  78. ‘Gotcha Features’
  79. ‘Apple’s Magic Is In The Turn, Not The Prestige’
  80. The B&B Podcast #76: Pop Open LaunchBar
  81. Quote of the Day: Terence Eden
  82. Doubling Down
  83. ‘The Backdoor’
  84. Quote of the Day: Farhad Manjoo
  85. Apple’s Brand is Intertwined with iPhone Cameras and Microphones
  86. Ridiculous Statements from the Tech Press Regarding the iPhone 5, After it was Announced
  87. Quote of the Day: Gadi Amit
  88. SpiderOak
  89. ‘Integrity and Bullies With Blogs’
  90. Quote of the Day: Harry Marks
  91. “Reporting”
  92. Siri Drops the “That”
  93. ‘I’m David Marcus, and I’ve Been Running PayPal’
  94. Belkin WeMo
  95. Quote of the Day: Wells Riley
  96. The Pricing of Subscriptions
  97. ‘How Google Builds Its Maps—and What It Means for the Future of Everything’
  98. The Kickstarter Conundrum: Who’s Taking the Risk? You.
  99. ‘Apple Shifts Some Memory Chip Orders for New iPhone From Samsung to Other Chipmakers’
  100. ‘I’m Done With the Verge’
  101. Quote of the Day: The Beard
  102. Nokia Faked the Still Photos Too
  103. The B&B Podcast #75: B&B 2.0
  104. Quote of the Day: Elliot Jay Stocks
  105. ‘Why and How I Use Fever’
  106. Apple tv accessory
  107. Quote of the Day: Jerry Seinfeld
  108. ‘TSA Moves on From Your Underwear to Your Starbucks’
  109. ‘Nokia Caught Faking Video Footage From ‘PureView’ Lumia Camera’
  110. ‘The Thanks Email’
  111. Collapsible Blog
  112. Little Things: Photo Printing
  113. ‘When a Kickstarter Campaign Fails, Does Anyone Get the Money Back?’
  114. ‘Hide Archive Items From Apple Mail’s VIP Inbox’
  115. The 1 Million Apple UDIDs Allegedly Leaked Thing
  116. ‘Force Word and Other Apps to Use Retina Display for Text’
  117. The Crux of Social Media
  118. Quote of the Day: Jean-Louis Gassée
  119. Samsung’s Innovation?
  120. A Good Talk Show
  121. Samsung’s Identity
  122. ‘Rhino Is the First Native iOS Client for App.net to Charge Into the App Store’
  123. ‘Bluetooth Update’
  124. Reaching a Bit

August 2012

  1. The Economist’s Patent Reformer Article
  2. ‘How Two Amateur Sleuths Looked for FinSpy Software’
  3. ‘Who Inherits Your iTunes Library?’
  4. This Week in TSA Bumbling
  5. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  6. Sony VAIO Tap 20
  7. ‘Rexpedit’
  8. Retina Display Support Coming to Photoshop CS6 and Lightroom 4 in ‘Coming Months’ [Updated]
  9. IFTTT Adds App.net Support
  10. The B&B Podcast #74: The Worst, Worst, Worst Case Scenario
  11. Next-Generation iPhone to Use A6 System-on-a-Chip?
  12. Quote of the Day: John Moltz
  13. A Ridiculous Survey
  14. Quote of the Day: Dave Pell
  15. Pinch-to-Zoom and Rounded Rectangles: What the Jury Didn’t Say
  16. Archiving the Digital Bits
  17. Twitter Doesn’t Want You
  18. A More Honest Approach From Twitter
  19. ‘Apple Store Customer Arrested for Shoplifting Says He Was Trying to Use EasyPay Self-Checkout’
  20. Quote of the Day: Tim Edwards
  21. It Will Be Exhilarating
  22. A Private Facebook
  23. Quote of the Day: Garrett Murray
  24. ‘What Neil Armstrong Could Have Said’
  25. Amazon Item of the Week: Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Liquid Hand Soap
  26. Innovation, Patents, and Drugs (I Assume Samsung is on Drugs)
  27. How a Philips Light Bulb Uses Blue LEDs to Produce White Light
  28. The Amazon Retail Domination Strategy
  29. Thermonuclear
  30. Oh, Well If We Can Claim Apple Is Evil…
  31. Retina MacBook Pro Review as a Mac Pro Owner
  32. Why I Think This Win for Apple Is Good for Everyone
  33. ‘The Boolean Graph’
  34. ‘Supporting Content Makers’
  35. Quote of the Day: Dustin Curtis
  36. ‘Fred Wilson on Why the Collapse of Venture Capital Is Good’
  37. Quote of the Day: Horace Dediu
  38. Glassboard Premium
  39. ‘Translation of Selected Portions of AT&T’s Blog Post Regarding FaceTime Over Their Cellular Network’
  40. Scratch Version 1.1 is out
  41. Good Men Doing Nothing
  42. Drafts for iPad
  43. Former Googler, Marissa Mayer Picks iPhones Over Androids for Yahoo Employees
  44. CMD+SPACE – 004 – Paywalls with Ben Brooks
  45. Poster – a WordPress Blog Editor
  46. Quote of the Day: Matt Drance
  47. ‘Why Apple Might Be Better Off Losing Its Patent Lawsuit’
  48. FF Chartwell
  49. It’s Math
  50. Quote of the Day: Chris Bowler
  51. The Most Concerning Thing I Have Read for the Future of Twitter
  52. The Elevation Dock
  53. Sticky Notifications for Mac OS X
  54. AT&T’s FaceTime Restrictions Could Be Violating F.C.C. Rules
  55. 22 Clever Hiding Places to Stash Your Stuff
  56. Best Buy Should Buy Consumer Electronic Startups
  57. NextDraft – The Day’s Most Fascinating News
  58. Bad Form, Twitter
  59. Predicting Where You Will Be
  60. How I Got My Digital Life Back Again After an Epic Hacking
  61. Oracle Tells Court Patent Blogger Florian Mueller Is a ‘Consultant,’ Google Says It Doesn’t Pay to Influence Media
  62. Crowdfunded Businesses May Owe Taxes, Too
  63. Scientists Develop Lithium-Ion Battery That Charges 120 Times Faster Than Normal
  64. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  65. ‘Google’s Motorola Files New Case Against Apple. Not Clear if It’s Filed Under “Hypocrisy”.’
  66. Deprecating @BenjaminBrooks
  67. Free Doesn’t Pay the Bills
  68. DON’T PANIC (WHEREBY I MEAN DON’T STOP BUYING OUR APP)
  69. Quote of the Day: Harry Marks
  70. “Balance”
  71. Twitter’s API Changes
  72. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  73. Shared Data Is No Bargain
  74. Adobe Flash Player Exits Android Google Play Store
  75. Sorry, an iPad Mini Without a Bezel Just Doesn’t Fit
  76. The Stench
  77. ‘Penny Arcade Sells Out’
  78. United Airlines Lost My Friend’s 10 Year Old Daughter and Didn’t Care
  79. ‘Welcome to the New Internet’
  80. App.net Usernames
  81. An iPad Air
  82. Thinking This iPad Mini Thing Even Througher
  83. Quote of the Day: Chris Sauve
  84. Kickstarter’s Spam Problem
  85. Dark Sky Version 2.0
  86. Retina Font Choices
  87. Amazon Item of the Week: Sunglasses by American Optics
  88. My $4 Worth: The Brooks Review
  89. ‘Access All Your iCloud Files From the Finder Sidebar’
  90. Think App.net Is Just a Twitter Clone? Then You’Re Missing the Point
  91. The iPhone Has Passed a Key Security Threshold
  92. Quote of the Day: Guy English
  93. Today Calendar App
  94. IT HASN’T SHIPPED BUT I KNOW IT TO BE GREAT
  95. ‘Banking With Simple’
  96. Happy 10th Birthday, Daring Fireball
  97. The Redirect
  98. Mars Rover Curiosity to Receive OTA Update
  99. Keyboard Shortcut to Save Directly in iCloud
  100. Finding a Good Flashlight App for the iPhone
  101. White House Pulls Down TSA Petition
  102. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  103. My Next Text Editor
  104. Odgaard: “I Will Continue Working on TextMate as Long as I Am a Mac User”
  105. Offbeatr: Porn Industry Gets a Kickstarter of Its Own
  106. ‘The Unibody iPhone’
  107. Quote of the Day: Alex Payne
  108. Starbucks’ Mobile Brilliance Goes Far Beyond Payments
  109. The B&B Podcast #73: Faded Avocado
  110. Things and Cloud Sync
  111. TextMate 2 at GitHub
  112. Jambox Speaker Shelf
  113. Square Signs Up Starbucks
  114. Dropzone
  115. Design Tip: Never Use Black
  116. Burner – Disposable Phone Numbers for iPhone
  117. ‘Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs May Have Dark Side When It Comes to Health’
  118. ‘Why Twitter Still Needs to Care About Accessibility’
  119. Quote of the Day: Marcelo Somers
  120. What Does “Clear Browsing History” Mean to Google? Not Much.
  121. After Epic Hack, Apple Suspends Over-the-Phone AppleID Password Resets
  122. Amazon Quietly Closes Security Hole After Journalist’s Devastating Hack
  123. Galaxy Returns
  124. iPhone Caused “Crisis of Design” at Samsung (Memo)
  125. How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking
  126. Trey’s Lightroom Presets
  127. Apple Branded Search
  128. Text Me if the CDC Reports a Zombie Outbreak by Ericbock
  129. ‘Bluetooth vs Airplay’
  130. The Problem With Kickstarter and Software
  131. OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion – OS X Mountain Lion: Data Loss via ‘Save As’
  132. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins Interview: RIM Considered Android Switch
  133. Apple’s Secrets Revealed at Trial
  134. ‘Saving Private Research in Motion, RIM, Blackberry’
  135. The Positive Power of Negative Thinking
  136. Quote of the Day: Rob Cox
  137. The New Digg
  138. Try FontShop fonts in Photoshop and Illustrator
  139. Reminder: Join the Movement of App.net
  140. Bing v. Google
  141. Access iCloud Files From the Finder
  142. Slogger
  143. Yes, I Was Hacked. Hard.
  144. Instagram and Polaroid
  145. Quick RSS Feed Note
  146. Hawaiian Hammock Chairs
  147. ’20 Months’
  148. Are Tanks Hard to Drive?
  149. Firm Ditches Facebook for Twitter, Claims Clicks Are Bots
  150. Covering the Olympics with a Smartphone Camera
  151. How Apple Designs Products
  152. Quote of the Day: Carina Chocano
  153. ‘Playing in Gatekeeper’s Sandbox’
  154. Quote of the Day: Fraser Speirs
  155. The B&B Podcast #72: I Clicked That Ketchup Article
  156. Apple Wants Dismissal, Winning Verdict in Samsung Case for Evidence Leak
  157. Extending the Life of my G4 Mac mini
  158. The Twitter Political Index
  159. ‘A Simple Journal’
  160. Productivity Porn
  161. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  162. ‘Craigslist Now Asks for Exclusive License When Posting’
  163. Cycle Through Conversations in Messages
  164. “Best Wi-Fi Router”
  165. The New Digg
  166. Nexus Q Launch Delayed Indefinitely, No Longer Available for Pre-Order
  167. The MagSafe 2 Hoopla
  168. Dropbox confirms it got hacked, will offer two-factor authentication
  169. Facebook Abstainers could be labeled Suspicious
  170. Samsung angers judge by sending rejected evidence from Apple trial to the media
  171. Facebook sinks to record low as doubts grow

July 2012

  1. ‘The Real-Time Web Is Too Important to Entrust to Twitter’
  2. Twitter at a Crossroads: Economic Value vs. Information Value
  3. London Olympics 2012: Twitter ‘Alerted NBC to British Journalist’s Critical Tweets’
  4. Inspired by Sony
  5. IAP Greed
  6. ‘The End of Formality’
  7. Quote of the Day: Jason Kottke
  8. ‘And Then the Music Stopped’
  9. ‘Captchas Are Becoming Ridiculous’
  10. OS X Mountain Lion’s Best 10 Tricks: The How-to Video Guide
  11. Every iPhone Prototype Apple Ever Made Before They Released the First iPhone [Gallery]
  12. The Polarizing ‘New’ Apple Ads
  13. Reviewing S°lar, a Weather App
  14. Quote of the Day: @mikeysan
  15. The Economics of Google Fiber
  16. Google Admits It Did Not Delete Street View Data
  17. ‘Why Google Makes the Perfect ISP’
  18. LaunchBar 5.3, with Mountain Lion Support
  19. Note About the Weekly Review, a Change
  20. WriteUp Version 3.2
  21. ‘Sorry, But I Like the Mac App Store’
  22. Following Up On: ‘The Mac App Store’s Future of Irrelevance’
  23. Watch What Apple’s OS Update Did to One Network’s Traffic
  24. Hacking Experts Find New Ways to Attack Android Phones
  25. ‘The Mac App Store’s Future of Irrelevance’
  26. Skeuomorphism in the Real World
  27. The B&B Podcast #71: Edges of the Fiberhood
  28. Google Fiber and Free
  29. Hiss
  30. ‘Mountain Lion and the Simplification of OS X’
  31. About John Siracusa’s Mountain Lion Review
  32. Apple Claims Google Warned Samsung Against Copying iPhone, iPad
  33. ‘Is Twitter a Media or Technology Company?’
  34. Quote of the Day: Oliver Reichenstein
  35. The iCache Geode
  36. Mountain Lion Miscellany
  37. ‘Apps Must Be Cross Platform!’
  38. Google’s Unmerited Damage From Oracle v. Google — The FOSSPatents Factor
  39. ‘Money Dollars’
  40. Fantastical Goes Retina
  41. .Mail Is Coming to Your Dock and We Would Love to Have You on Board.
  42. Mountain Lion
  43. ‘Turning Off Ads in Parallels’
  44. Raise Your Prices
  45. Washington Admits Surveillance Violated Fourth Amendment
  46. Your Airport Is a Petri Dish
  47. How Many People Use Twitter’s Own Apps?
  48. Apple to Update iPod Touch With 4-Inch Display, A5 Chip, Buffed Aluminum Rear Shell?
  49. USB Power Delivery Spec Upped to 100W
  50. Photo Archiving and Remote Photo Libraries
  51. On the Nexus 7: My Nerd Life Has Never Been More Confusing
  52. Ichiro to the Yankees
  53. The Harder They Fall
  54. Canon EOS M Hands-on Preview from Digital Photography Review
  55. Greplin cue whatever the name
  56. Automating Markdown Links
  57. Droplings for Mac
  58. One More Thing
  59. Sources Continue to Dish on iPhone’S New 19-Pin Dock Connector
  60. Quote of the Day: Chris Bowler
  61. Amazon Item of the Week: Seagate GoFlex Desk With Thunderbolt Adapter
  62. ‘Marissa Mayer Has a Secret Weapon’
  63. Automatically Clear the Full Log of Your Mac Download History
  64. Squarespace 6
  65. ‘Append to Dropbox Note With Drafts App’
  66. ‘Skype Won’t Comment on Whether It Can Now Eavesdrop on Conversations’
  67. ‘Core of the Disappointment’
  68. Quote of the Day: Matt Gemmell
  69. ‘Control Your Mac Remotely With Drafts, Hazel & AppleScript’
  70. Google Dirtbags
  71. Google Raises the Maps Bar
  72. ‘The Geography of Gun Deaths’
  73. On Paid Apps Being Acquired, Apps Abandoned
  74. Garrett Murray on The Retina MacBook Pro
  75. Is Kickstarter Selling Dreams?
  76. The Nexus 7
  77. ‘Awakenings: An Android Design Process’
  78. “Keep Moving”: Marissa Mayer’s First Memo to Yahoo
  79. ‘Magazines on iPad Should Be in iBooks Format’
  80. Sparrow Acquire by Google
  81. Announcing Two Members Only Features
  82. Video: Nexus 7 Touchscreen Defect
  83. Sun — Simple Weather App
  84. Both iA Writer for Mac and for iOS Receive Significant Updates
  85. At Least 12 Killed, 50 Injured in Colorado Movie Shooting
  86. For the Week Ending July 20th, 2012
  87. Typekit’s New, Improved Embed Code
  88. Microsoft Reports First Loss in History
  89. Google’s Data Advantage Over Apple’s Siri
  90. Marco Arment on Dropbox
  91. The B&B Podcast #70: Really Great Frisbee Thrower
  92. A One, Two Punch for Yahoo!
  93. ‘What does ⌥ (the Mac option key symbol) represent?’
  94. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  95. Tutorial: Enhance Photos With Curves
  96. ‘Can a Design Firm Differentiate an Android Device?’
  97. Google, Mayer, and the Future
  98. Quote of the Day: Craig Grannell
  99. Scratch — Your Quick-Input Notepad
  100. Checkmark
  101. Amazon Item of the Week: Ikea Poang Chair
  102. ‘The Retina War Is Upon Us’
  103. Our Future with Google
  104. Quote of the Day: Horace Dediu
  105. Interface Runes
  106. The Misleading Use of Rumors in News Journalism
  107. ‘A Future Full-time Job’
  108. Free App Idea: Open Road
  109. ‘Announcing an Audacious Proposal’
  110. Can Tumblr Embrace Ads Without Selling Out?
  111. The Nifty MiniDrive
  112. ‘Sneaker Net’
  113. Tap! Magazine
  114. Sony RX100
  115. The IRL Fetish
  116. The B&B Podcast #69: How Dead Was It?
  117. ‘Twitter Is Building a Media Business Using Other People’s Content’
  118. ‘Why Tweetbot for Mac Matters’
  119. The New TBR Business Model
  120. ‘Petition the U.S. Government to Force the TSA to Follow the Law’
  121. ‘Sitting for More Than Three Hours a Day Cuts Life Expectancy’
  122. Today, in RIM
  123. Is Retina a Pro Only Feature?
  124. Quote of the Day: Dave Pell
  125. Soulver – the Notepad Calculator
  126. .Mail by Tobias Van Schneider
  127. ‘Apple Wins Patent for NFC-Enabled ‘iTravel’ Transportation Ticketing App’
  128. Apple’s Disruption
  129. Quote of the Day: Micah Baldwin
  130. “Most Pro of Tips”
  131. ‘AT&T to Start Blocking Stolen Cellphones This Week’
  132. ‘Dear Internet: Please Stop ‘Reviewing’ Microsoft Surface Until You’ve Actually Used One’
  133. HTC Defeats Apple in swipe-to-unlock Patent
  134. The Amazon Smartphone
  135. ‘Web Designers: You Need a Retina MacBook Pro’
  136. Retina MacBook Pro vs. Mac Pro: Aperture and Motion
  137. ‘Apple’s Fix for Corrupt Binaries’
  138. The Elusive iPad ‘mini’
  139. Apple to Remove One-star Reviews?
  140. The B&B Podcast #68: My Socks Would Be Buttery
  141. Problems Reported Mounting USB 3.0 External Drives on New MacBooks
  142. Wallpaper: Retina by Tim Van Damme
  143. Fred Wilson’s New Nexus 7″
  144. ‘Corrupt App Store Binaries Crashing on Launch’
  145. Ultimate Fireworks Fails
  146. Uber Plans a Cheaper Service
  147. Thinking Backwards
  148. Quote of the Day: Thorsten Heins
  149. Sunstroke – a Fever Reader for iPhone
  150. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  151. Redux: Rules From a User to Software Developers
  152. Replying to App Store Reviews
  153. RIM’s Treatment Programs
  154. Reeder for Mac Update with Retina Graphics
  155. ‘What’s Next for RIM?’
  156. ‘The Camera You Have with You’

June 2012

  1. The Doxie Go
  2. Amazon Item of the Week: SanDisk ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 Reader/Writer
  3. How to Ensure Failure
  4. If You Use Two Macs and Dropbox to Sync Yojimbo…
  5. The B&B Podcast #67: Sweaty & Uncomposed
  6. ‘8 Reasons Why Mimi Would Dump Steve Ballmer’
  7. ‘Google-Ocracy’
  8. Today in TSA Failings
  9. AnandTech Looks at the Nexus 7
  10. NetSpot: WiFi Survey & Wireless Scanner
  11. Quote of the Day: Michael Lopp
  12. ‘What Happened to the Android Update Alliance?’
  13. Google’s Tablet Strategy
  14. Google Glass and Reality
  15. An App Keeps Spies Away From Your iPhone
  16. (Poorly) Supporting Legacy Devices
  17. iBank for iPad
  18. ‘What Am I Missing Out on by Not Having an iPad?’
  19. Apple & Fashion
  20. Macbook Pro Retina Review from a Photographer
  21. Quote of the Day: David Pogue
  22. Wthr
  23. Podcasts App From Apple
  24. Sublime Text 2.0
  25. ‘Can Cisco Re-Invent the Router?’ Probably Not.
  26. Damn the TSA
  27. [Sponsor] The new Doxie Go
  28. Encrypted OmniFocus Syncing
  29. ‘How Microsoft and Apple Are Fighting the Prejudice That Tablets Are Not for Creating’
  30. Retina MacBook Pro Heatmap
  31. Apple Reportedly Replacing “Ghosting” Retina MacBook Pros
  32. Speaking of Privacy
  33. ‘Apple Wants to Protect Your Identity … by Cloning You ‘
  34. Calling Bullshit
  35. The Retina MacBook Pro: Sexy is Back
  36. ‘Microsoft’s Developer Problem’
  37. ‘Slippery Surface’
  38. Snitchware
  39. Striped SSD RAID
  40. Justnotes v. 1.1
  41. My Nervous Mac Buying Spree
  42. Quote of the Day: John Moltz
  43. OWC Announces Mercury Electra MAX 3G 960GB Solid State Drive
  44. Microsoft Surface Pricing & Controlling the Message
  45. Command-Tab on Your iPad
  46. ‘Blackballs’
  47. ‘Microsoft Has a Credibility Problem With Windows Phone 8’
  48. ‘Why Apple Is Making the Mac Harder to Use’
  49. The B&B Podcast #66: Typing on My Microwave
  50. ‘Surface: Between a Rock and a Hardware Place’
  51. DIY Standing Desk
  52. TextExpander 4
  53. Ballmer’s Rebound
  54. ‘MacBook Pro 15″ With Retina Display Running 3 External Displays’
  55. ‘Samsung Finally Wins Its First Offensive Case Against Apple’
  56. ‘Microsoft Kept PC Partners in Dark About Surface’
  57. nRF8002 Bluetooth Low Energy from Nordic Semiconductor
  58. Stephen Hackett’s Custom Made Desk
  59. Chris Bowler’s Custom Made Desk
  60. Shawn Blanc’s Custom Made Desk
  61. Jordan Patterson’s Custom Made Desk
  62. ‘Apple’s Illogical App Store Upgrade Process’
  63. Little Thing: Desks
  64. Ever Wonder What a Tech Journo Would Write After Touching Something for 90 Seconds, Without Being Allowed to Use that Something?
  65. Microsoft Surface Dates and Pricing
  66. The Microsoft Surface Tablet Edition for ARM and Intel and Fans
  67. Quote of the Day: Garrett Murray
  68. Apple and Lights
  69. The IKEA TV Reviewed
  70. ‘The Nokia Torture’
  71. Assorted Thoughts on the Mac mini
  72. [Sponsor] WeatherSnitch 2
  73. Chuck Skoda’s Week With iOS Six
  74. Quote of the Day: The Macalope
  75. Treehouse
  76. TSA Testing Scandal Uncovered at Philadelphia International Airport
  77. Google Maps vs. Apple Maps: A Side-by-Side Comparison
  78. 2012 MacBook Air Benchmarks
  79. ‘The New MacBook Pro IS the Future’
  80. The B&B Podcast #65: Lucky Charms Turbo Boost
  81. ‘Follow Me, Follow You on Twitter’
  82. A New Reason to Leave Facebook
  83. Thomas Brand on Windows Phone 7
  84. Reeder 3.0 for iPhone
  85. Correction of the Year
  86. WordPress Version 3.4
  87. ‘Skype Advertising Update’
  88. ‘Check Out How Insane This Tiny New Detail in iOS 6 Is’
  89. Readability Blog: An Important Announcement
  90. Not News and Not Even Relevant
  91. Pink Slime
  92. Quote of the Day: Lex Friedman
  93. ‘The Mac’s Mid-Life Crisis’
  94. My One (and only) WWDC Post So That You Can Ignore it if You Want
  95. ITC Doesn’t Allow HTC to Assert Googles Patents Against Apple
  96. [Sponsor] Treehouse
  97. ‘Back Button Placement’
  98. Project Marklar
  99. How the ‘Apple Will Update Every Mac at WWDC’ Rumor Could Easily Be True
  100. ‘Mr. Seriously With That Hair’
  101. ‘The Curious Case of Internet Privacy’
  102. ‘An App to Automate Life’s Little Tasks’
  103. Skeu It!
  104. Harvest
  105. User Agent Macro
  106. Facebook Earned Media Ads Work Say comScore Study
  107. ‘Apple Receives Broad Patent on MacBook Air Wedge Design’
  108. The B&B Podcast #64: Furiously Typing on the PlayBook
  109. ‘Why LTE Won’t Dictate a Bigger iPhone Screen’
  110. ‘Marcosoft’
  111. ‘Dear Eric Schmidt, It’s Been 6 Months — Where Are Those iOS-Slaying Android Exclusive Apps?’
  112. Osfoora for Mac, Updated
  113. Office² HD Makes Microsoft Office Irrelevant
  114. Little Thing: Wireless Routers
  115. Amazon Item of the Week: Rockpool Cablestrip
  116. ‘Can You Handle the Truth? Aaron Sorkin’S Steve Jobs Movie Is Going to Be a Disaster’
  117. ‘Mac App Store vs Buying Direct’
  118. ‘LinkedIn’s Leaky Mobile App Has Access to Your Meeting Notes’
  119. Agenda 3.0
  120. ‘Steve Jobs on the File System’
  121. Quote of the Day: Julien Smith
  122. ‘The World’s Worst Password Requirements List’
  123. Google Acquires Quickoffice
  124. ‘Microsoft Quandary’
  125. ‘Photo Permissions on iOS’
  126. ‘Oracle Sues to Smash Patent Troll Lodsys’
  127. GTD is not for…
  128. Are We Using Geofencing Wrong?
  129. Quote of the Day: Matt Buchanan
  130. [Sponsor] Harvest
  131. ‘Instapaper 4.2.2 with Background Update Locations’
  132. Quote of the Day: Christopher Elliott
  133. Shiny Things Software
  134. “Personal”
  135. ‘Intel Ultrabooks Will Mooch Free Wi-Fi’
  136. Little Thing: Device Chargers
  137. ‘A Room So Quiet No One Can Stand It for More Than 45 Minutes’

May 2012

  1. The B&B Podcast #63: Blanc and Beard
  2. Change Your Desktop Background Based on Time of Day, or Application Open, Using Keyboard Maestro
  3. ‘The Politics of WiFi Names’
  4. It’s the Little Things
  5. Google to Use Paid Inclusion Model
  6. Dark Sky Version 1.3
  7. ‘Tim Cook at D10: In His Own Words’
  8. Coda 2 Themes
  9. ‘Best Standing Desks’
  10. Amazon Item of the Week: Nerf N-Strike Maverick
  11. It’s Like Instapaper, but for Ads… People Will Love It
  12. ‘Apple’s Crystal Prison’
  13. Revamping iOS Multi-Tasking
  14. Quote of the Day: Brent Simmons
  15. ‘Sweep the Sleaze’
  16. ‘Facebook Advertising Is Fool’s Gold’
  17. Survival Knives
  18. CheatSheet
  19. Quick Photostream Access on Your Mac
  20. [Sponsor] Sudoku Touch
  21. The Mac App Store: Falling in Love Again
  22. ‘Buying Adobe Photoshop CS6’
  23. Become vs. Stay
  24. ‘Please Refer to the Matrix’
  25. ‘Force YouTube Links to Open in Mobile Website on iOS’
  26. Warren Buffett’s Letter to Publishers and Editors
  27. The Dark Sky Company
  28. Apple Responds to the DoJ
  29. Degreees
  30. Where I Get an Arc90 Employee to Call me Dumb and Fox News in One Tweet
  31. An Important Update About Readlists
  32. Facebook Releases a Photocentric App for Apple Devices
  33. ‘Google Subsidiary Motorola’
  34. ‘Kickstarter Hides Failure’
  35. Diet Coda
  36. Coda 2
  37. The B&B Podcast #62: iSniper
  38. 1136 x 640
  39. Business Speak
  40. ‘Over-Promise and Under-Deliver’
  41. Files.app
  42. ‘Motorola Will Be Google’s Most Interesting Project Yet’
  43. The iBaby Monitor
  44. ‘Fine Line’
  45. ‘The Facebook Fallacy’
  46. Google Officially Acquires Motorola (Closes the Deal)
  47. A New Service to Take Writer’s Content and Redistribute it as an eBook to the Web, Thus Avoiding Visiting the Writer’s Site
  48. Let’s Sing
  49. Amazon Item of the Week: Canon Pixma PRO9500MkII
  50. ‘The Touchscreens Are Coming’
  51. RIAA Math
  52. Facebook vs. Twitter
  53. ‘Cooking up Complicated Schemes’
  54. Quote of the Day: Jeffrey Zeldman
  55. [SPONSOR] Dark Sky
  56. ‘Regarding the Talk Show’
  57. Laser tag
  58. WP Tweets Pro
  59. ‘Soft’ Ware
  60. Twitter Is Tracking You on the Web
  61. The B&B Podcast #61: The One Where Ben Gets Fired
  62. DropKey
  63. ‘Wherefore Wi-Fi’
  64. Twitter Implements Do Not Track Privacy Option
  65. Comcast to Replace Usage Cap With Improved Data Usage Management Approaches
  66. Pinterest Valued at $1.5 Billion
  67. Sponsor the The Brooks Review RSS Feed
  68. Tweet of the Day: David Chartier
  69. Review: Bang On
  70. Review: Justnotes
  71. The New Aol
  72. ‘Netflix vs iTunes for Movies You’d Actually Watch’
  73. ‘How to Use a Paper Towel’
  74. Today, in TSA News (part II)
  75. ‘Facebook’s Business Model’
  76. General Motors Pulls Ads From Facebook
  77. Quote of the Day: Wil Wheaton
  78. The Value of Ballmer
  79. ‘Five CEOs Who Should Have Already Been Fired’
  80. The Best Diaper Bag
  81. ‘Rethinking the iPhone’s App Switcher’
  82. How Common Is Your Birthday?
  83. iCloud is the Difference Between Great and Excellent
  84. Kaspersky’s Oops
  85. ‘Alarming Abundance of Alerts’
  86. Gifting Kickstarter Rewards in iTunes
  87. [Sponsor] Igloo Software
  88. Amazon Item of the Week: CableDrop
  89. Why Digital Pagination Works
  90. ‘Why Flipping Through Paper-Like Pages Endures in the Digital World’
  91. Smile thanks
  92. ‘Instagram’s Facebook Filter’
  93. Carroll Shelby, Dead at 89
  94. 5by5 Radio App [iTunes Link]
  95. Forbes v. HBO
  96. The Leica Monochrome
  97. FastEver – Quickly Create Evernote Text Note
  98. Seven iPad Keyboard Tricks
  99. The ‘New’ Bing
  100. The B&B Podcast #60: You Sound Great to Me
  101. Old People Icons That Don’t Make Sense Anymore
  102. Lightroom 4 in the Mac App Store
  103. Pixel-Fitting
  104. Renderings of Amazon’s Proposed Downtown Seattle HQ
  105. What is Journalism, and Does It Matter?
  106. The Good Kind of Gamification
  107. Paperless by David Sparks
  108. ‘Better Planning and Implementation’
  109. Today, in TSA News
  110. Evernote’s Endgame
  111. Facebook’s Instagram Acquisition
  112. ‘Damages that Reach Billions’
  113. ‘The World’s Second-Oldest Profession’
  114. Refurb Dyson Air Mulitplier 10″ for $110
  115. Twitter Stands Up for One of Its Users
  116. ‘The Maturation of the Billionaire Boy-Man’
  117. DocTrackr
  118. ‘I Can’t Go For That’
  119. [Sponsor] PDFpen
  120. Sen. Franken Wants Obama Administration to Investigate Comcast
  121. Olympus OM-D E-M5
  122. Facebook’s Mobile Revenue
  123. ‘The Macro Picture’
  124. Quote of the Day: Bertrand Russell
  125. ‘Partial Verdict Finds Google to Have Infringed Oracle’s Java API Copyrights, Fair Use Unanswered’
  126. Scotty, I Need More Slideshows!
  127. ‘History’
  128. ‘What if You Could Write Just One Thing Each Year?’
  129. ‘Why We Work on the Weekend’
  130. Evernote Acquires Penultimate
  131. Markdown Editor Debate
  132. ‘Apple Reportedly to Release US$799 MacBook Air in 3Q12’
  133. ‘Finally’
  134. Enhanced
  135. Amazon Item of the Week: Wenger Fidis Camping Lighter
  136. Lion Login Passwords Exposed in Clear Text
  137. Instacast 2.0
  138. Mahdi Yusuf’s Four Weeks With DuckDuckGo
  139. ‘Bill to Ban Lap Dogs Unleashes Fight’
  140. ‘Shipments Are Not Sales’
  141. The Wrong Reasons
  142. Samsung’s Niche
  143. iOS App Success
  144. Adam Yauch • 1964-2012
  145. Agile Tortoise
  146. Ski Safari
  147. FBI: We Need Wiretap-Ready Web Sites
  148. Jenna Wortham: What I Read
  149. What Retail Is Hired to Do: Apple vs. IKEA
  150. Mariano Rivera Out for Season With Torn ACL
  151. iPad Keyboard Prototype [Video]
  152. Updated Thoughts on the Panasonic GX1
  153. London Aerial on Vimeo
  154. The B&B Podcast #59: Pen Pal Podcast
  155. Quote of the Day: Harry Marks
  156. The Decline and Fall of ‘Draw Something’
  157. How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone
  158. Assessing the Disturbing FCC Report on Google’s Street View Program
  159. ImageOptim
  160. The Self-Cleaning, Glare-Free Glass That Doesn’t Fog Up
  161. Reminding Yourself to Check Your Task List
  162. ‘Not Horrible iPad Cases’
  163. Taking a Cut
  164. Garrett Murray on Paul Miller’s Internet Departure
  165. Ignorance
  166. Is Obama More Popular Than He Should Be?
  167. QLOCKTWO
  168. How to Backup Windows Phone
  169. ‘Google Is Making a Huge and Annoying Mistake’
  170. Multitasking May Hurt Your Performance, But It Makes You Feel Better
  171. Microsoft Redesigns Bing Results Page
  172. DuckDuckHack
  173. RIM’s Failed Hail Mary
  174. 6 Months Away
  175. ‘Pro Photographers Potentially Ruining Instagram?’
  176. Quote of the Day: Nick Bilton
  177. PDFpen OCR Folder Action Script
  178. ‘Why We Shouldn’t Make Separate Mobile Websites’
  179. Owning Your Own VPN, Securing Your Browsing
  180. Barnes & Noble, Microsoft Form Strategic Partnership
  181. [Sponsor] Drafts
  182. ‘Apple to Crush Carriers, Become Direct Service Provider’
  183. ‘Apple Squared, (Four)squared’
  184. iPads Hate the Outdoors
  185. In Related RIM News
  186. ‘A Wave of Application Support’
  187. Secrets of the Archive Utility
  188. ‘Minimize Distractions with Keyboard Maestro’

April 2012

  1. FlyRights
  2. Google’s Secret Weapon
  3. Apple’s Response on Its Tax Practices
  4. Dropbox’s Photo Intercept
  5. The iPhone Sink Hole
  6. ‘Every Nation Gets the TSA It Deserves’
  7. ‘Why My iPad Is NOT My Laptop.’
  8. Quote of the Day: Rebecca Dana
  9. Why the iPad Is Shawn Blanc’s New Laptop
  10. ‘This Is What True Multitasking in iOS 6 Should Look Like’
  11. ‘Microsoft Minute’
  12. ‘Is RIM Behind the Embarrassing Wake Up Campaign?’
  13. ‘DuckDuckGone’
  14. ‘Alarmed’ [Ed Bott Warning]
  15. Clear, Games, and Themes
  16. Gamification is for Dicks
  17. House Passes Controversial Cybersecurity Measure CISPA
  18. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  19. Camera Awesome
  20. Placeme
  21. Screenshot Journal
  22. Former Sun Chief About Google
  23. T-Mobile Tries to Woo iPhone Users with $200 Bounty
  24. iPad Usage
  25. The B&B Podcast #58: Again With the Ys
  26. ‘More to Discover on Our Latest iPhone, Android Apps’
  27. Pop, Soda, Coke
  28. Tweet of the Day: Dave Pell
  29. The Privacy Concerns of Google Drive
  30. ‘The iPad as Gateway Drug’
  31. TSA Jacks $300 from a 95 Year Old Man
  32. Kaspersky: “Fair” and “Balanced” “Analysis”
  33. Obama Shuts Down the TSA
  34. TSA Agents Accused Of Taking Bribes To Let Drugs Through LAX Checkpoints
  35. The Devaluation of Everything: The Perils of Panflation
  36. ‘On the Meaning of “Settle”’
  37. ‘How Far Do Google Drive’s Terms Go in ‘Owning’ Your Files?’
  38. TSA Has No Idea How to Screen a 7-Year-Old With Cerebral Palsy
  39. Macs, Malware, and Anti-virus Software
  40. Amazon Item of the Week: Aden + Anais Muslin Swaddle Blanket
  41. ‘The Slow Decay of the Microsoft Consumer’
  42. TSA pats down 4-year-old after she hugs grandmother
  43. What You Are Worth to Facebook
  44. The Nest
  45. Asteroid Mining Venture
  46. Google Drive
  47. Ugly Keyboards
  48. Quote of the Day: Federico Viticci
  49. Softwar: An Intimate Portrait of Larry Ellison and Oracle
  50. ‘I Didn’t Realize Android Was *This* Open’
  51. ‘Static Images’
  52. Revenue Split Model and the DOJ
  53. ‘Beleaguered Microsoft’
  54. ‘If You Have a Smart Phone, Anyone Can Now Track Your Every Move’
  55. Dropbox Link Sharing
  56. Quote of the Day: Matt Buchanan
  57. Migrate iWeb Blog to WordPress
  58. [SPONSOR] Minigroup
  59. New Nirvana
  60. Nick Denton, Gawker, On Comments
  61. My New Office
  62. Google v. Oracle: Day 4
  63. Did Soda Kill a Mother of Eight?
  64. Report Text Message Spam to AT&T
  65. Dark Skies Ahead
  66. Range
  67. Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover
  68. ‘Cocktail Party Effect’ Identified in the Brain
  69. ‘Skeumorphism & Storytelling’
  70. Microsoft Reports: “Operating loss improvement”
  71. ‘Time and Taste’
  72. Phil Schiller on Instagram
  73. The B&B Podcast #57: Lottery Ticket Business Model
  74. Tumblr to Launch Ads Starting May 2
  75. Desktop-Class iOS Apps
  76. Fake Instagram App Infects Android Devices With Malware
  77. Larry Page on Android
  78. Portland Man Goes Naked at PDX to Protest TSA Search
  79. Tweet of the Day: @Marcoarment
  80. Ruffled Feathers
  81. ‘Still Patented’
  82. Jamie Moyer
  83. ‘Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network Will Be Available to More Than 2/3 of U.S. Population Starting April 19’
  84. I Am Condemning Free on Principle, So Should You
  85. The New Square Icon
  86. ‘Introducing the Innovator’s Patent Agreement’
  87. Canon 5D Mark II vs. Mark III vs. Nikon D800 High-ISO Video
  88. ‘The Challenge of Syncing OmniOutliner’
  89. MacStories Interview with Nate Weiner of Pocket
  90. Amazon Item of the Week: Lighting Science Definity – A19 Omni V2 LED Bulb
  91. Read It Later Reborn as Pocket
  92. Patents and iA Writer
  93. iTunes’ Windows Problem
  94. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  95. Inside Nathan Myhrvold’s Office
  96. Augmented Paper
  97. iCloud Numbers vs. Dropbox
  98. The 4-Inch iPhone
  99. ‘Why Airport Security Is Broken—and How to Fix It’
  100. TSA: Keeping Us Safe from Terrorists and Our Own iPads
  101. [SPONSOR] World War Hack
  102. Dark Sky is Out
  103. LogMyRun
  104. Canada’s Newest Coin Glows in the Dark
  105. ‘Yet Another OSX/Java Trojan Spotted in the Wild’
  106. Instagram’s Business Model
  107. ‘Why Facebook Terrifies Google’
  108. Email sucks. This is how you fix it.
  109. TSA Hiring Screening Fail
  110. Mozilla May Make Flash Click-to-play By Default in Future Firefox
  111. Retina.js: Retina graphics for your website
  112. Change Log of the Day: Camera+
  113. ‘Why Is iCloud Free?’
  114. 500px 2
  115. Dropbox’s Future
  116. Apple is allowed (at long last) to intervene in Lodsys lawsuit against app developers
  117. ‘Is This the World’s Ugliest iPad App?’
  118. The B&B Podcast #56: Tilt-Shifted Lemonade
  119. Consistency
  120. Dropcam
  121. The Cosmonaut Stylus
  122. A Look at the Das Keyboard Pro for Mac by Garrett Murray
  123. ‘People on Twitter Learn That The Titanic Was Not Just A Movie’
  124. ‘Why Instagram & YouTube Are So Alike’
  125. Make Mail Badge Report Only Personal Emails
  126. TSA Security Theater Described in One Simple Infographic
  127. U.S. Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple, Hachette
  128. iMessage and Instant Messages Deserve Different Apps
  129. Tempus – The simple calendar for iPhone
  130. Amazon Item of the Week: Sharpen Your Knives
  131. Online Privacy: Kids Know More Than You Think
  132. New Philips Monitor Uses Sensor to Promote Better Posture
  133. The 4 Inch iPhone 5
  134. 500px Releases $20 Flickr-Killer Plan
  135. Bartending: Memoirs of an Apple Genius
  136. How to Delete Your Instagram Account
  137. Facebook Acquires Instagram
  138. Drafts for iOS
  139. [SPONSOR] Byword
  140. Figure
  141. “Living in denial”
  142. Drafts
  143. Wait a CEO Said That?
  144. ADmented Reality
  145. The ‘Paper’ Business Model
  146. Obviousness vs. Tutorials
  147. The B&B Podcast #55: I’m Not Getting Rid of the Keyboard
  148. ‘Mostly Torpid’
  149. ‘Complicated Apps Are the New Excuse’
  150. Trojan-Downloader:OSX/Flashback.I
  151. Paper App
  152. Baseball Season
  153. ‘Google Begins Testing Its Augmented-Reality Glasses’
  154. iPlan for iPad [iTunes Link]
  155. WeatherEye HD for iPad [iTunes Link]
  156. ‘Instagram’s Business Model?’
  157. Amazon Item of the Week: Surefire Fury P2X-B-BK
  158. Apple Marketing
  159. ‘Apple Holds the Master Decryption Key When It Comes to iCloud Security, Privacy’
  160. ‘One-Third of U.S. High School Students Now Own an iPhone’
  161. ‘RIM Evolves Its Server Software to Manage iPhones, Android Devices’
  162. State of the iPad App Store: Calendar Apps
  163. ‘Joey Votto’s Massive Extension Changes the Game’
  164. ‘Being Gifted’
  165. 10.7: Remove the Dock’s Display Delay
  166. Seasonality Core
  167. Anil Dash Calls Foul
  168. ‘RIM’S Future: Dead, Alive, Reborn?’
  169. Fools of the Year
  170. State of the App Store: Weather Apps
  171. [SPONSOR] One More Thing – iOS Conference
  172. iOS Text Editor Comparison

March 2012

  1. ‘The Benefits are Make-believe’
  2. Judge Posner upholds largest part of Apples touchscreen heuristics 949 patent in Motorola case
  3. ‘The Girls Around Me App Takes Creepy to a New Level’
  4. Readability: What We’re About
  5. Reset to Default
  6. Airport Security: Statements
  7. Modahaus Tips
  8. ‘Now Can We Start Talking About the Real Foxconn?’
  9. Modahaus Steady Stand
  10. ‘Readability Tweaks Sharing Feature in Response to Copyright Theft Accusations’
  11. ’10 Million Hits a Day With WordPress Using a $15 Server’
  12. Pageviews and Reading Later
  13. Stealability
  14. The B&B Podcast #54: Distraction-Free Sweater
  15. The End of RIM as We Know It
  16. RootMetrics Carrier Coverage Map
  17. OopsieFocus Script
  18. Subtle Papers II for the Retina iPad
  19. ‘Yes, the iPad 2 Is Better Than the “New” iPad’ [Warning: Link to Enderle]
  20. “My Dad’s iPhone ‘Smoked’ Windows Phone, Denied Prize”
  21. MailTags 3
  22. Svbtle for WordPress
  23. DuckDuckGo Traffic Taking Off
  24. The Tricorder Project
  25. The Making of Frameographer
  26. The Bro Show – Episode 101 – Everybody Needs More Linen
  27. Amazon Item of the Week: Panasonic WhisperCeiling
  28. ‘Suddenly Microsoft Is the Hippest Tech Company Around’
  29. Apple Offers iPad Refunds
  30. ‘If It’s Walking Like a Duck, It Should Quack’
  31. Quote of the Day: Sascha Segan
  32. Calendar Redux
  33. ‘I Quit Path’
  34. Pivoting the Wrong Way
  35. TSA Scared of the Truth
  36. Analysis: iPad Battery Allegations Unwarranted
  37. Quote of the Day: Pete Campbell
  38. PopClip for Mac [SPONSOR]
  39. iPad Tradeup
  40. Baloney
  41. ‘The Case Against Google’
  42. The iPad’s Charging Challenge Explained
  43. Making a Last Minute Dash for Idiot of the Week
  44. ‘Facebook: Legal Action Against Employers Asking for Your Password’
  45. ‘Why Mike Daisey had to lie to tell the truth about Apple’
  46. Bloomberg on Consumer Reports
  47. 5by5 | the B&B Podcast #53: Five iPads Later
  48. ‘The New iPad Could Create High-Speed Headaches for CIOs’
  49. The Feature
  50. ‘Your New iPad Might Be Lying When It Says Its Battery Is at 100%’
  51. Can You Hear Google Breathing on Your Phone Call?
  52. The Updated Ristretto from Tom Bihn
  53. Retina iPads and File Size
  54. The Ultimate “Inline Link” Markdown Macro in Keyboard Maestro
  55. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  56. Hard Graft’s Flat Pack for MacBook 13″
  57. 2012 ‘Retina’ iPad Cellular Data Tests from Bare Feats
  58. ‘Microsoft banning Mac, iPad purchases by its sales and marketing group?’
  59. Path Keeps With the Dishonesty?
  60. Quote of the Day: Jeff Atwood
  61. ‘Hardware Defects So Long’
  62. The Smack Down
  63. ‘In-App Ads Consume Mucho Battery Life’
  64. 20% Off iTunes eGift Cards
  65. Australian Federal Police Airport Teams Are Just ‘For Show’
  66. iCloud Tabs
  67. Dictating to Your Mac
  68. Best iPhone Battery Case
  69. How Apple.com Will Serve Retina Images to New iPads
  70. Cook and Oppenheimer on Dividend and Buyback
  71. TextExpander [Sponsor]
  72. ‘New iPad Feature ‘Dictation’ sends/stores Private Data to Apple Servers’
  73. Retina iPad Wallpaper Pack
  74. Mountain Lion Now Protects Your Contacts
  75. The Magic of Doing One Thing at a Time
  76. Introducing Instapaper 4.1 for iPhone, iPad
  77. Shit, Meet Fan
  78. This American Life Retracts Hugely Popular Episode on Apple and China
  79. Oink’s Data Privacy Breach: Download the Data of Any User With Their Own Export Tool
  80. The Verizon iPad Has an Unlocked Micro-SIM Slot That Can Be Used With AT&T 3G Networks
  81. Airports, With New Law, Are Freer to Split From T.S.A.
  82. Confessions of a Former TSA Agent
  83. LTE on the iPad
  84. The B&B Podcast #52: You’re Recording This, Right?
  85. Introducing PayPal Here
  86. Sparrow for iPhone
  87. Why “More Bars in More Places” Means Shit for Nothing Now
  88. Verizon Extends LTE Reach to 200 Markets, Will Hit 400 by Year End
  89. An iPad Bar
  90. That Clicking Sound
  91. ‘iPhoto’s Mystery Meat Gestures’
  92. ‘After 244 Years, Encyclopaedia Britannica Stops the Presses’
  93. ‘Five Tablets That Go Where the New iPad Doesn’t’
  94. Google’s Innovation
  95. Quote of the Day: Ryan Block
  96. Blogging About Blogging
  97. Be More Productive With LaunchBar
  98. Twitter Buys Posterous, Well the Posterous Team
  99. Code of Conduct Proposed for Content Aggregators
  100. Quote of the Day: Jonathan Ive
  101. AT&T 4G LTE Coming Soon to Twelve New Markets
  102. TextExpander [Sponsor]
  103. ‘Amazon’s Brilliant Plan to Pay You Crazy Money for Your iPad 2’
  104. Gowalla Shuts Down
  105. You Can Sign-up, But You Can Never Leave
  106. ‘Read It Later vs. Instapaper vs. Readability’
  107. The B&B Podcast #51: That’s How I Know It’s a Telemarketer
  108. New iPad’s Most Revolutionary Feature Is Its Battery
  109. iPad vs. MacBook Air and iMac
  110. iA Writer for iPhone
  111. Instapaper Placebo
  112. ‘Forget LTE — the Real iPad Wireless Story Is Bluetooth’
  113. iPhoto for iPad Edit Buttons
  114. ‘Mobile Hotspot Included in Verizon’s iPad 4G LTE Data Plan’
  115. AT&T and Verizon Confirm: No Personal Hotspots on New iPad
  116. Shawn Blanc’s Membership Drive
  117. How Big Will Retina Display Magazines Be?
  118. Marketing Bullshit
  119. Welcome, Apple from the OpenStreetMap Foundation
  120. The TSA Blog: Viral Video About Body Scanners
  121. The B&B Podcast – Episode 50: The K Stands for Class
  122. ‘(unless you use actual pen and paper)’
  123. Tweet of the Day: @Arnoldkim
  124. iPhoto for iOS is Unintuitive
  125. ‘iPhoto for iOS Not Using Google Maps?’
  126. iPhoto for iOS
  127. Apple – The new iPad
  128. ‘How Changing Technology Affects Security’
  129. Quote of the Day: Om Malik
  130. Keyboard Maestro and OmniFocus Perspectives
  131. ‘We Need to Talk About Android’
  132. $1B of TSA Nude Body Scanners Made Worthless by Blog
  133. The Panasonic GX1
  134. Readability, Instapaper, My Hypocrisy, and Trust
  135. ‘Android Increases App File Size Limit’
  136. ‘Questions About Readability’
  137. ‘Shutting Down Windows 8 is Easy’
  138. ‘Will Apple’s Continued Success Be Followed With Another Failure?’
  139. New Basecamp
  140. Windows 8: A Giant Misstep Forward
  141. Omni Sync Server: Beta No More!
  142. Sentenced to Remedial Training
  143. ‘I Use My iPad Like an iPad, Not Like a PC’
  144. ‘How Can I Opt-Out of Readability View?’
  145. ‘A Dependable iPad’
  146. The Macalope Weekly: Punchlines
  147. Denso [Sponsor]
  148. Square Register
  149. Studio Neat: FRAMES
  150. ‘Dude, it’s a laptop you want, not an iPad’
  151. The Readability Fallacy
  152. Lytro Light Field Camera Review at Digital Photography Review
  153. The B&B Podcast – Episode 49: Dude I’m Holding a Phone
  154. Ars Examines Nokia’s 41 Megapixel Smartphone Camera
  155. Canon EOS 5D Mark III
  156. Did Twitter Change the Way Replies Work? Maybe Not
  157. How I Use Hazel
  158. ‘How Twitter Broke Twitter’
  159. ‘Sony and Samsung Tablets Miss the Mark Thanks to Contracts and Pricing’
  160. Stupid Misleading Headlines at Ars Technica: Round 2
  161. ‘A Precious Hour’
  162. Hazel 3
  163. New Instapaper Bookmarklet With Multi-Page Article Saving
  164. Readability for iOS

February 2012

  1. Windows Desktop UI Concept
  2. ‘Regarding MS Office for iPad’
  3. OmniOutliner for iPad v1.2
  4. ‘The Problem With Dumb Pipes’
  5. The Financial Times’ Paid Subscription Model
  6. ‘Verisign Seizes .Com Domain Registered via Foreign Registrar on Behalf of US Authorities’
  7. Promoted Tweets in Twitter for iPhone
  8. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  9. TSA: Fail
  10. TSA Leaves Metal Detector Unattended
  11. MLB at Bat 2012 Goes Free, Uses Monthly in-App Subscriptions
  12. ‘Google Cable TV Coming to Kansas City’
  13. Old Fashioned 101
  14. Gmail Signups
  15. My Thoughts About Different Tech Companies Over the Years
  16. ‘Apple Loophole Gives Developers Access to Photos’
  17. iPad Event March 7
  18. Ars Technica Goes Misleading Headline Style
  19. John Gruber on Android Tablets
  20. Marco Arment on Andy Rubin’s Statements About Android Tablets in 2012
  21. Nokia’s PureView
  22. Top 10 Soda Brands by Market Share
  23. TinyLetter
  24. The Verge, Nokia and Misleading Headlines
  25. MacStories Reviews: Adobe Photoshop Touch
  26. Steve Jobs Was Right: Dropbox Is a Feature, Not a Product
  27. The B&B Podcast – Episode 48: Upside Down Spike
  28. Right versus Pragmatic
  29. Apple Getting Ready to Ditch the Dock Connector
  30. Google Said to Pick Own Executive to Motorola Mobility CEO
  31. ‘Find the Best Mobile Tax Filing App for iOS’
  32. Samsung Made Something I Want
  33. Quote of the Day: Brent Simmons
  34. Things Cloud Beta
  35. Got Money Burning a Hole in Your Pocket?
  36. The iOS-ification of OS X Spark Notes Edition
  37. Twitter Updates iPhone App
  38. Olloclip vs iPro Lens Review
  39. Some Moom Tips
  40. Subtle Papers for iPhone
  41. Google Bypassing User Privacy Settings
  42. Gabe Glick Reviews Osfoora for Mac
  43. ‘Messages Is Really, Really, Really iChat’
  44. Dan Frakes’ Hands on With Mountain Lion Mail
  45. Your Title Matters
  46. (via Instapaper)
  47. iOS Permission Dialogs
  48. ‘OMG iOS is being OS X-ified’
  49. The B&B Podcast – Episode 47: Bruce
  50. Osfoora for Mac
  51. Quote of the Day: Stephen Hackett
  52. ‘Mountain Lion Is Not More Like iOS’
  53. TSA Training Instructor Charged With Bribery
  54. About Gatekeeper
  55. Friday Gripe: Redirections
  56. Writing Kit for iOS
  57. Phraseology for iPad
  58. Messages Downloads Your Previous Conversations
  59. ‘Google Tracked iPhones, Bypassing Apple Browser Privacy Settings’
  60. ”As OS X Mountain Lion Proves, Twitter Is Apple’s Social Network’
  61. Apple Wins German Injunction Against Most of Motorola’s Slide-to-Unlock Implementations
  62. ‘Apple to Take on Windows 8 With OS X Mountain Lion’
  63. Daring Fireball on Mountain Lion
  64. OS X Mountain Lion. Innovation Comes Back to the Mac.
  65. Messages Beta
  66. Samsung Galaxy Note Review by Walt Mossberg
  67. ‘Apple: App Access to Contact Data Will Require Explicit User Permission’
  68. ‘Female Passengers Say They Were Targeted for TSA Body Scanners’
  69. You Can Buy Stuff From Ikea on Amazon!
  70. At the Speed of OmniFocus
  71. Clear
  72. Apple CEO Tim Cook Speaks at Goldman Sachs Technology Conference
  73. The Lack of Consistency in Twittelator Neue
  74. Quote of the Day: Alex Payne
  75. ‘You Can Buy Motorola, but We Still Don’t Trust You’
  76. ‘Two Contradictory Thoughts About Apple and Path’
  77. Samsung’s Super-sized Galaxy Note
  78. Sleazy Promotions
  79. China’s Proview Seeks iPad Trade Ban in Apple Trademark Row
  80. Verizon, AT&T to Sell 4G iPad
  81. InVision Prototyping Tool [Sponsor]
  82. Twittelator Neue for iPhone
  83. Washington Signs Gay Marriage Into Law
  84. Quote of the Day: Jake Levine
  85. Meet Roger Martin a RIM Board Member and RIMdiot
  86. Human Wormholes
  87. ‘The Super Sweet 1Password Trick You’re Almost Certainly Not Using’
  88. ‘Valve Offers More Details About Steam Break-In’
  89. Saturday Night Live’s Verizon Ad
  90. The Flip Side of the DuckDuckGo Bandwagon
  91. ‘Why I Use DuckDuckGo, and You Should Too’
  92. Your Email is Not Secure
  93. Some Thoughts on the Jawbone Era
  94. The B&B Podcast – Episode 46: BlackBerry Withdrawal
  95. It’s About Trust and Apple Broke It
  96. ‘Your Phone Loses Value Pretty Fast (Unless It’s an iPhone)’
  97. ‘Attempt to Criminalize Tweets That Solicit Law-Breaking Fizzles in Oregon Legislature’
  98. Windows on Arm
  99. ‘US Government Dumps BlackBerry in Favor of iPhone, iPad for NOAA’
  100. ‘iOS Address Book Access Should Prompt the User for Permission’
  101. The iPad at Work Experiment
  102. Path Deletes All User Uploaded Data
  103. Now Available: HP Slate 2
  104. It’s Easy to Make a Mistake
  105. WeatherMin
  106. ‘Hipster Uploads Part of Your iPhone Address Book to Its Servers’
  107. ‘Hey Path, Just Nuke All the Data’
  108. Quote of the Day: Chuck Skoda
  109. kooaba Shortcut [Sponsor]
  110. What is the Everyman’s PC?
  111. Picture: Galaxy Note next to iPhone 4S
  112. ‘Path Uploads Your Entire iPhone Address Book to Its Servers’
  113. Chrome for Android
  114. Looking at the Wrong Specs
  115. Tweet of the Day: Dan Frommer
  116. ‘Samsung Shoots at Apple, Hits the Customer’
  117. A Succinct Description of Starbucks
  118. Amazon Item of the Week: My New Travel/Office Headphones
  119. An Amazon Store in Seattle?
  120. The B&B Podcast – Episode 45: A Slightly Better Pedigree of Americanos
  121. ‘PSA: WD40 Will Not Fix Your Home Button, May Damage Your iPhone or iPad’
  122. ‘Speculative Developers’
  123. ‘It’s Got a Pen?’
  124. ‘Over 3 Years Later, “Deleted” Facebook Photos Are Still Online’
  125. ‘Weblining’
  126. iMovie vs Avid Studio
  127. The iPad’s split keyboard has phantom buttons.
  128. Tumblr Introduces Another Revenue Stream… Maybe
  129. Apple Already Patched the FileVault 2 Hack?
  130. ‘Ice Cream Sandwich Now on 1% of Android Devices’
  131. Apple Removed Products From German Online Store Due to Motorola Injunction Based on FRAND Patent
  132. ‘Mac OSX Lion’s Scroll Breaks the Web’
  133. Topher Kessler, A Hack
  134. Apple FileVault 2 Encryption Cracked by Forensic Software
  135. Reviewing PDFPen for iPad
  136. Windows Phone 8 Preview
  137. ‘Against the Wall’
  138. Notifications
  139. Tweet of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  140. ‘Tumblr Hires Writers to Cover Itself’
  141. Filmic Pro
  142. Ten One Design’s Magnus Stand
  143. Smart Alec Review: Part III
  144. TSA Agent at D/FW Airport Suspected of Stealing iPads
  145. Quote of the Day: Chuck Skoda
  146. ‘Information Does Not Want to Be Free’
  147. The New Definition of Incompetence
  148. ‘Gone Google? Got Concerns? We Have Alternatives’
  149. You Don’t Say?

January 2012

  1. Apple’s Greatness, and Its Shame
  2. Use Launch Center to Go Directly to Adding a New Task in OmniFocus
  3. App Cubby’s Launch Center
  4. ‘Culture of Arrogance’
  5. ‘No Longer Loving Google’
  6. Introducing the Updated Ristretto
  7. The State of Apple | Macworld
  8. ‘People Are Spouting Nonsense About Chinese Manufacturing’
  9. ‘Book References in the Digital Age’
  10. iFixit Thirsty Bag
  11. Quote of the Day: Jason Kottke
  12. Déjà Vu
  13. ‘The Friction in Frictionless Sharing’
  14. Adding a Custom DuckDuckGo Search Bar to Your Site
  15. Do you have the paperback or the hardcover?
  16. What day was Ice Cube’s ‘Good Day’?
  17. The Trouble With Free
  18. iBook and iAd Pluralization
  19. ‘The Android Oil Rig’
  20. The B&B Podcast – Episode 44: Before a Live Studio Audience
  21. ‘Size Still Matters’
  22. ‘Shipped, Not Sold’
  23. ‘Like Gasoline on a Fire’
  24. Siri Reliability
  25. Dalrymple on Apple’s iBooks Author EULA
  26. ‘Doing it Right Totally Sucks’
  27. What Information is Google Organizing?
  28. Cool Guys Today
  29. Why Does the Next Xbox Need Discs?
  30. ‘Happiness Takes (A Little) Magic’
  31. PDFpen for iPad
  32. Quote of the Day: Dave Winer
  33. DuckDuckGo on Same Path as Google?
  34. ‘Once Again, the Street Blew It’
  35. ‘What Your Favorite Blog Says About You’
  36. The Google Privacy Changes
  37. The Seattle Snow Storm by the Numbers
  38. ‘It “only” took the iPhone 4S’
  39. DuckDuckGo WordPress Search
  40. ‘Google: Do Yourself a Favor and Just Come Clean Already’
  41. The New Vimeo
  42. ‘iBooks Ideas’
  43. Judge: Americans Can Be Forced to Decrypt Their Laptops
  44. Tweet of the Day: @Drdrang
  45. DuckDuckGo !Bang
  46. DuckDuckGo Search on iOS
  47. Change the Default Safari Search Engine to DuckDuckGo with Safari Omnibar
  48. Let’s Ditch Google for DuckDuckGo
  49. Ultrabook Rules
  50. Quote of the Day: Brad McCarty
  51. ‘Waking Up at 5am to Code’
  52. ‘RIM Can’t Save Itself’
  53. ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Bookmarklet
  54. ‘Translation of New RIM CEO’S Car-Crash Video on YouTube’
  55. TSA Turns Away Sen. Rand Paul at Airport Checkpoint
  56. Amazon Studios
  57. [Sponsor] MindNode
  58. Google’s Distorted Statistics
  59. If I Were CEO
  60. RIM Downsizes
  61. Quote of the Day: Watts Martin
  62. ‘Bridge to the Future’
  63. The B&B Podcast – Episode 43: My Computer Is Slow This Week
  64. ‘Too Many Gadget Choices’
  65. ‘Lumia 900 Introduction to Trigger Smartphone Renaissance for Nokia and Microsoft’
  66. The Apps that Stuck in 2011 — iPad Edition
  67. The ‘Audacity of the iBooks Author EULA’
  68. The Perfect Twitter iPhone App
  69. Apple Aiming at Kindle Singles
  70. ‘Pilot Pricing’
  71. Mac App Store – iBooks Author
  72. xScope 3
  73. TMS Broadcast to the World via iPad
  74. John Gruber on the Scope of Apple’s Education Initiative
  75. ‘Pivot’
  76. The Hidden Danger of Touchscreens
  77. The Apps that Stuck in 2011 — iPhone Edition
  78. Doxie 2.1
  79. ‘Learn How to Set Up iCloud on All Your Devices.’
  80. Short Sighted Look at iCloud
  81. ‘Tablet Computers Take Wait Out of Waiting Tables’
  82. [Sponsor] Scrivener
  83. ‘Dropbox Inventor Determined to Build the Next Apple or Google’
  84. ‘Quite a Conundrum’
  85. The Picture Says It All
  86. ‘On the Behavior of the iPhone Mute Switch’
  87. Seattle Against SOPA
  88. Thurrott On Apple’s Target Plans
  89. The B&B Podcast – Episode 42: Baby Technology
  90. TSA Air Marshal Arrested for Stealing Boston Occupier’s iPhone
  91. Fotoshop by Adobé
  92. Headphones
  93. ‘Is the iPad a PC?’
  94. One Half of the Dynamic Duo Responds
  95. ‘Steve Ballmer Reboots’
  96. Responding to the Dynamic Duo
  97. A Study of Email Refinding [PDF]
  98. Tip for Getting More Organized: Don’t
  99. ‘Working in Word, Excel, PowerPoint on an iPad’
  100. Tweet of the Day: Scott Simpson
  101. The Next Apple
  102. ‘Why Samsung Is the Next Apple’
  103. ‘Companies Who Spam Their Best Customers’
  104. Google’s Enemies
  105. ‘Misdirection, Doublespeak, Non-Answers, and Straight Up Bad Decisions’
  106. Four Great OS X Services You Don’t Know About
  107. ‘Thirty Five’
  108. The Seminarian on iPad Usage
  109. Under-served vs. Over-served
  110. Quick Thought: Dedicated Instapaper Device
  111. Jack Daniel’s: The History of the World’s Most Famous Whiskey
  112. Cutting the Cord on Cable
  113. ‘New Siding for the Titanic’
  114. ‘Why I Hate Android’
  115. Pseudonyms, Trolls and the Battle Over Online Identity
  116. The WD-40 Home Button Fix
  117. Selectively Enable Flash in Chrome Without an Extension
  118. Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Time
  119. How to Use Services in Mac OS X
  120. Tech Headlines
  121. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  122. The Original
  123. Why the Olympics Social Media Ban for Volunteers Is Idiotic
  124. Nook Discounts with 1-year Subscriptions
  125. The TSA Proves Its Own Irrelevance
  126. The Copycat Business Plan
  127. HelpSpot & Open Source Help Desk List
  128. A Smart Phone That Knows You’re Angry
  129. Amazon Item of the Week: Air Swimmers
  130. Dick’s Burgers, Gates Approved
  131. PayPal tests in-store payment system at Home Depot
  132. The B&B Podcast – Episode 41: Coality
  133. ‘Less Happy’
  134. SOPA-Supporting News Outlets Aren’t Covering SOPA
  135. The Power of a Mac mini
  136. ‘My Hometown Is Better Than Yours’
  137. Kindle Fire Popular with Commuters?
  138. Microsoft Signature
  139. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  140. Secondcrack
  141. Fanboy Theory
  142. One in 124 Seattleites Uses a Kindle Fire
  143. The Commenting “Debate”
  144. iPad + Keyboard or MacBook Air?
  145. Components
  146. Foot Meet Mouth
  147. The Master of Information Systems Management degree from Carnegie Mellon University
  148. ‘Allows Photographers to Add Goofy Grins’
  149. Yahoo Names PayPal Boss Scott Thompson as CEO
  150. What SOPA Does…and Doesn’t Do
  151. ‘Rip Off Drunk People’
  152. CEO of the Year
  153. ‘How Samuel Palmisano of I.B.M. Stayed a Step Ahead’
  154. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  155. What iMessage Did to Neven Mrgan’s Text-Messaging Usage
  156. ‘I am done with the Freemium Business Model’
  157. ‘Gradually, Then Suddenly’
  158. Misconceptions About iOS Multitasking
  159. 21st Century Manners — or the Lack Thereof
  160. Galaxy Nexus Power Analysis
  161. Proposed Law Prohibits TSA Employees From Dressing Like Cops
  162. ‘Shutting Down My Porno Site’

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