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Distro.fm Could Revolutionize Music with Artist Subscriptions [Music]
It's an idea that's been kicking around for years - that maybe people don't want to subscribe to music in general. Maybe, in cases of extreme fandom, they want to subscribe directly to the artists they love, without all of the layers of record labels, distributors, online music stores, and so on....
Meet the Developer: Michael Schneider from HiveBrain Software
Bad days - we all have them and we all have different ways of dealing with them. It was a long night with very little sleep that resulted in me finding the Andrew Johnson relaxation apps in the App Store.Andrew Johnson is a relaxation coach, hypnotherapist, EFT therapist and reiki teacher. His wi...
DevJuice: Promotion from the Trenches
TUAW Dev Juice talks with Mac developer Lyle Andrews, who agreed to discuss his real-world experience launching applications. He'll be sharing tips and hints about practical app promotion skills.I want to thank you for taking the time to talk to me and to TUAW readers. The reason I asked you here...
Ken Segall On What Made Apple's Insanely Simple Approach Work [Q&A]
Author Ken Segall, Photo by Doug Schneider. Ken Segall, who named the iMac and worked on the “Think Different” campaign, has some choice takeaways from working with Steve Jobs that he’s finally sharing in book form with Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple’s Su...
Newly Unearthed Steve Jobs Interview Trove: Nobody's "Beating on a Macintosh 60 Years from Now" [Steve Jobs]
Steve Jobs' exile from Apple between 1985 and 1996 isn't particularly well-documented but helped mold him into the corporate titan of his later years. Reporter Brent Schlender, who's covered the tech scene for the WSJ and Forbes for a quarter century recently rediscovered a cache of interviews fr...
Meet the Designers: Dmitry Novikov of MacPaw
This post is part of a series that revisits some of our readers’ favorite articles from the past that still contain awesome and relevant information that you might find useful. This post was originally published on April 14th, 2011.Mac OS X has a very high standard of interface design, more...
Here's How To Snap Award-Winning Pics With Your iPhone [Interview]
2008 IPPA winner Michael Hopkins. In the five years since the iPhone Photography Awards (IPPA)launched, the iPhone camera has gone from disappointing to out-snapping Nikon as the most popular camera on Flickr. As the March 31 deadline for this year’s award approaches, IPPA founder Kenan Ak...
This iPad Class For Lawyers Hopes To Settle Tiffs Over BYOD [Interview]
CC-licensed, via David Ortez on Flickr. Carol Gerber wants to help reconcile lawyers who bring in their own iPads to work with the IT department. Gerber is an former bankruptcy attorney who has been imparting tech training to lawyers for a decade. On the front lines of the Bring-Your-Own-Device (...
This iPhone Smartcover Turned Two Design Students Into Entrepreneurs [Interview]
The TidyTilt. TidyTilt is a nifty earbud cord wrap, multi-position kickstand and mount for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S that looks a lot like Apple’s iPad Smartcover. The brainchild of Zahra Tashakorinia and Derek Tarnow, students at the IIT Institute of Design in Chicago, TidyTilt was so popular...
6 Tips For Better Street Photography With Your iPhone [Interview]
"They Thought I Was A Jumper." @Travis Jensen. Like many of us, Travis Jensen spends his lunch hour taking iPhone pics. Unlike most of us, however, his moody urban landscapes and punchy black-and-white portraits have been the object of two photo books, shot with fellow street photography ...
