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The (possible) rise of 4th-party developers and 3rd-party jumpers
October 08 2008
By now, almost everyone who has an iPhone and who have downloaded apps from the App Store, will most likely know what 3rd-party software means, and by natural extension, who the 3rd-party software developers are. And everyone also most likely... read moreSeptember 23 2008
As more and more 3rd-party applications are added to the App Store, I feel that it is becoming harder and harder, are more time-consuming, to wade through the offerings, and actually end up buying the ones I really want and... read moreMy dear iPhone, how are you doing today?
August 27 2008
When you've been using a particular gadget for some time, you develop what seems to be a personal, and perhaps, even a somewhat intimate relationship with that object. The contents, the settings, and even the characteristics of a gadget that... read moreDecember 12 2007
I am in Chicago this week, doing a photo shoot for the campaign of Fusion. Fusion is a new yoga school partly owned and operated by my good friend, a yoga master and instructor, Juanita Monaghan. The past two months,... read moreTurning back the hands of time
December 04 2007
I'm feeling a little nostalgic. It's probably because I am thinking forward, and anticipating the annual MacWorld Expo & Conference happening in January '08. In any case, come with me and let's stroll down memory lane. We have time, believe... read moreNovember 27 2007
I follow a simple, straightforward and consistent workflow. And it goes like this: after selecting my best shots and after applying enhancements using Aperture, I bring them one by one to Adobe Photoshop CS3 for localized editing, and then save... read moreRemoving the photographer's "pain points" with Aperture
November 20 2007
The first time I heard and paid attention to the term “pain points" was at an Aperture conference held in Laos, Cambodia. I was part of a group of hand-picked professional photographers from different Asian countries. We were selected to... read moreiPhone, Leopard and Aperture: Putting it all together now
November 13 2007
Much of the talk last week and this week focused on Apple's iPhone. Only a few days ago, and with a software update of 1.1.2, it became officially available in Europe. This is the first time that the mobile device... read moreAperture Photo Browser in Mail
November 08 2007
In Leopard, and with the latest version of Aperture, it is easier and faster than ever to email photos that are inside Aperture. You don't even need to open Aperture to do it. You can email photos from your Aperrture... read moreAperture 2.0: Is it coming soon?
October 30 2007
With the recent introduction of Leopard, Aperture was incrementally updated to version 1.5.6. Both were released on the same day. In this Aperture update, Apple introduced fixes aiming to make it work seamlessly with the new operating software and to... read moreWith Leopard, what's really the next, next thing for Aperture?
October 27 2007
Now that Leopard, the new cat from Cupertino, is out, what's the next, next thing for Aperture? Well, quickly following its feline footstep is a new version of Aperture. Aperture is now version 1.5.6. According to the Apple website, this... read moreGLOBALedit Export Plug-in for Apple's Aperture
October 23 2007
You can now get from Apple's Aperture download page, a new free export plug-in that allows you to directly connect to the GLOBALedit website. If you are already using GLOBALedit, or you are considering of using GLOBALedit, and you are... read moreRecent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts
