Improves support for the iPhone X and fixes markdown editing issues.
This release of Go Edit improves support for the iPhone X and fixes markdown editing bugs.
Rooster 1.1.1 Release Notes
Sharper 4K UHD TV graphics on the 5th generation Apple TV and ready for tvOS 11.
Instant Motivator 3.0 Release Notes
Version 3.0 improves compatibility with iOS 8.4 and above with support for Plus-sized iPhone and the iPad Pro. This release would be fully compatible with iOS 11 when it is released.
Rooster 1.0.1 Release Notes
Stability improvements and new app icon for the Wake-on-LAN app for Apple TV. Get it now!
Scuttlebutt 2.2 – Goodbye Helvetica Neue, hello San Francisco!
Scuttlebutt 2.2 fully embraces the San Francisco system font introduced in Mac OS X 10.11 “El Capitan” yet still maintain compatibility with Mac OS X 10.10 “Yosemite”. This release also includes a number of bug fixes and stability enhancements.
Scuttlebutt 2.1 adds Touch Bar Support
Overview of Touch Bar buttons new in Scuttlebutt 2.1
Speech Timer 2.2 for Mac Adds Touch Bar Support
Keep in control of your Toastmasters sessions from your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar with Speech Timer for macOS.
Choosing between SWIFT and Remittance
Tips on comparing the various methods of sending money between countries. This is a case study of transferring money between Singapore and Indonesia.
When you are a migrant worker, you probably need to move some money back to your home country. There are relatively recent offerings of cheaper money-transfer services, typically advertised as remittance – both from banks or specialist companies. Some even promises free of transaction charges. Then you might wonder, with so many options how can you choose the best one? What are the difference between these services and regular telegraphic transfers?
Introducing Go Edit: The Markdown Editor That Loves Pictures
Love writing in markdown? Don’t you just hate it when your markdown app just refuses to handle photos from your library? We have just the solution for you.
Personal Scrum on OmniFocus
Scrum improves productivity by improving team’s morale and increasing focus on deliverables. What’s great is that scrum is not limited to software development teams nor even limited to teams in the first place. Learn how to do a one-person scrum and the software that goes along with it.
You’re doing a one-person project and you feel like you need to manage your tasks more effectively? Maybe you should try Personal Scrum. This is the agile approach to software development but trimmed down extensively to support just about any personal projects of building just about anything – not just software. As Scrum brings immense improvement to a software development team’s productivity and satisfaction, personal scrum should also have a similar effect to a one-person project.