Apple Voice Memos is such a great tool that I really enjoy! Speaking up is faster than typing, even for the fastest typists out there! I’ve set up action buttons on both my iPhone and Apple Watch Ultra to start Voice Memos, and I use it every day to jot […]
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For the last few years, I’ve been using Adobe’s suite of apps for my photography and Ulysses for Mac and iOS to run my blog. After giving it a lot of thought and trying it out for a month, I’ve decided to switch to Apple’s Creative Studio for these tasks. […]
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Artificial intelligence has a massive impact on computing today. Grammarly has been the text editor for the business and education sectors for a few years. With iOS 18.1, Apple is joining the fray with Apple Intelligence and its built-in writing tools, which are currently in beta. I figured that I’d […]
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Brainstorming or mind mapping is one of the keys for most writers. It is the beginning of the process. For years I used Scapple, a brainstorming app from the makers of Scrivener, Literature & Latte. While I love this app, its lack of an iOS app made me want more. […]
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I have been very open on this site and in my interactions with readers that I have ADHD. The key to living with ADD or ADHD is to figure out an organizational style and a personal method to deal with distractions. My method is music. I play music in the […]
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I have used and written about the text editor Scrivener many times here. The last time I covered the Mac version was May 11, 2018, and the iOS version May 4, 2018. I liked Scrivener. Writers for writers programmed it. It has so many features that anything you can imagine […]
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