Stationery is broken in the Mac OS. Here’s the fix, and a workaround in the mean time.

Apple’s dubious track record of mouse design

Now that the iPhone has been around a while, it’s time for Apple to go back and fix the basics they missed in v1.

Accurate webpage renderings on mobile devices are nice to look at, but unacceptably hard to read.

Maybe you do want to #follow a #channel in Twitter.

There is a lot of each going around.

A powerful and simple way to capture scenarios.

The iPhone has a few things to learn from its grandpa.

They apparently want out of the operating system business.

Basic UI deficiencies in common products we’ve suffered for for years or decades.

MyOwnBags demonstrate a nice clean differentiation. Plus, they make a great gift for stylish people!

Has the time of the kitchen computer arrived yet?

Rumors of the desktop’s demise are premature.

Gears ushers in a new era where applications and data may live remotely, or locally, or both.

Reducing the needless UI overhead in Front Row.

Whoever defines the default wins.

Why must we sacrifice security when opening Wi-Fi networks?

UI friction needlessly wastes the user’s energy on delays and busywork.

There are strong scenarios for both types of applications and a possible bridge between them