Basil Salad Software announces the availability of Speech Timer 2.0 – the best oration timekeeper software. This second major release of Speech Timer includes native support for the iPad and Mac in addition to the iPhone.
Writing’s Therapeutic Benefit
Are you having trouble sleeping? Is it because voices in your head that keeps on talking? Maybe what you need is to dump it out so your mind can have some peace and quiet.
The Evolution of Speech Timer 2.0 Icon
A sneak peek on Speech Timer 2.0’s icons – both Mac and iOS versions and how they were redesigned. Take a look on how Speech Timer’s icon evolved from it’s humble beginnings.
Status Update of Speech Timer 2 Development
Speech Timer 2 is arriving. Don’t be left behind – here’s the scoop and an opportunity to get a sneak peek at a beta.
Ask the reader: What’s a good site surveying app?
Any ideas of a good software for taking pictures of properties for documentary purposes? Not a photo-effect app, but more of a site reporting application.
Redesigning Speech Timer 2.0
We’re re-designing our widely-used Toastmasters application for the upcoming iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks – out goes skeuomorphism so that you can refocus your eye on things that matter: your task and your content. Check out how we’re doing this.
In Search of a Better Blogging Tool for the iPad
The iPad has the better form factor for blogging on-the-go than laptops or smartphones. However software limitations still prevents it from being the one-stop blogging hardware. Why?
Never use iTunes Wi-Fi sync again
Wi-Fi sync is great – you don’t need to plug in your iPad or iPhone to sync with your computer. This is wonderful when you subscribe to podcasts using iTunes and need to freshen up your iOS devices every day…
TweetaScope uploaded to the App Store!
TweetaScope has been uploaded now in Apple’s App Store review and should be available for you some time next week. With TweetaScope, you can discover trending topics by glancing on a word cloud view of your Twitter timeline.
Speaker Timer Mac App?
Do you want a speaker timer on your Mac? Why time speeches on an OS X laptop or desktop instead of on mobile? Is it for Toastmasters or other kinds of speeches? Please let us know.