Macworld was another huge success for us. Our humble little 2 meter pod had slick signage (thanks Kathryn), our postcards looked great, we had steady traffic throughout the show, and met tons of existing/new users. I personally love doing demos, and it was very satisfying to still see peoples’ jaw drop when they see MemoryMiner […]
Readers of this blog who have been sending panicked emails wondering if Chris and I survived can rest easy. We made it to Macworld 1.8 in hand, and were slammed all day at our booth. The new version has been extremely well-received, especially with the new Flickr Upload plugin. Here’s the RSS feed with details […]
Chris (aka Hapbitch, aka Elwood Blues) has been in town since yesterday. On the way to the Farmer’s market, we ran into a little problem with a new sculpture that was recently set up along the Embarcadero. In case there are any problems with our development efforts in preparation for Macword, the following pictures explain […]
Still in Italy, still freezing, but I’ve noticed by looking at the calendar that Macworld is days away. Where did all the time go? Once again, we’ll have a sprawling 2 meter pod in the Digital Media Special Interest Pavilion in the West Hall (Booth 4336) . Macworld is always a blast, and I hope […]
Regular readers of this blog know that I spend a lot of time in Italy, mostly in and around Perugia, to spend time with my wife’s family who hails from the area. I absolutely adore coming here, but man, is it freezing here. It’s not even really all that cold, compared to any number of […]
I was utterly flattered to see this column from Apple Matters, an Australian blog that listed MemoryMiner as one of the 5 killer apps for 2007: Apple Matters I am humbled.
It’s the holiday time again, and nothing spreads holiday cheer like a visit to MacSanta. MemoryMiner is listed today, alongside a bunch of other great applications. Have a look!
MemoryMiner 1.7 was just released this week, and with it comes a brand new icon created by iconfactory. Trying to convey the essence of an application using such a small canvas is incredibly difficult, and I think they did a great job: As a bonus, my Grandfather is now famous!
It’s been a long and very winding road, but MemoryMiner for Windows is now shipping! Hoorah! As you may know, there is a strong long term vision for a MemoryMiner platform. We’ve had great success with the Mac version, and from the first time we ever showed it to the public people have asked for […]
Last summer, I was interviewed in a Brazilian magazine about why I like developing for the Mac platform, and one of the principal reasons I gave is the helpfulness of the community of Mac developers. I mentioned that you could look in the credits of nearly any indie software and see mentions of the various […]
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