Writing HTML by hand has the same relationship to graphical Web authoring tools as a chisel has to a jackhammer.
A new Mac data recovery utility is actually not Mac software at all, but a bootable Linux CD. That's an odd concept for most Mac users, but even excusing the unfamiliar exterior, is this software a useful problem-solving tool?
A simple free tool lets you isolate large files that you've inadvertently and unnecessarily permitted to occupy space in your Time Machine backups folder.
Apple has refreshed the consumer desktop iMac line with faster Intel Core 2 Duo processors and availability of a high-end Nvidia graphics card.
Listen in for Adam's latest solo MacNotables podcast with Chuck Joiner.
A pair of articles I wrote for Macworld provide several AppleScripts that address common complaints in Word 2008.
You can hear about my early impressions of the Kindle in a recent MacNotables podcast. Following up on that podcast, and on my earlier TidBITS article (see “First Kindly Impressions about My Kindle,” 2008-03-27), I…
Want to see Adam talk about the history of the TidBITS April Fools issue? Read on for a link to a recent talk he gave on the topic at Cornell University. Who said higher ed was all work and no play?
Who knew that our joke about the iPhone gaining satellite-phone capabilities would become reality (after a fashion) only three days later?
If you want more than one person to be able to access and edit iCal calendars, a collection of articles I wrote for Macworld may give you the guidance you need.
Can your personality type affect your willingness to use certain modes of communication? In particular, do introverts have a harder time with technologies like instant messaging and Twitter than extroverts?
An article I wrote for Macworld provides an overview of the ten leading Web browsers for Mac OS X.
Tonya's new Kindle arrives and makes a charming, but quirky, first impression.
Tune into this two-part MacNotables podcast to hear more about the iPhone SDK announcement, including the business model, the positive initial response from developers, the enterprise aspects of the announcement, and more.
If you've ever wondered about the best ways for software to get coverage in the Mac press, check out the video of Adam's "Hacking the Press" talk from the C4 developer conference.