I have a problem, and that is to keep all my personal and work related passwords handy and at the same time safe. A few weeks ago, a colleague of mine recommended 1Password. 1Password is the Keychain Access Apple never made. I bought it at once and I think it might be the best choice if you’re living in a Apple-centric world. It works great on OS X and iOS, but there are also clients for Windows and Android. But if you want access from your Windows Phone or from a Linux computer, […] Continue reading →
I continue playing with my Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Android 4. One thing that is significantly different from iOS is how Android handles media such as music and video. Apple has always had a rock solid interface for dealing with media, and a large part of this is due to iTunes. This is where doubleTwist comes in. It might be the closest you’ll ever get to having the iOS music app on your Android device. I’m not kidding! Android is just horrible on podcasts, and that is one of the […] Continue reading →
You might have heard the phrase If you can’t beat them, join them! That was exatly my first thought when I heard of Airtight. Airtight is an AirPlay receiver for Google TV, that lets you stream video from your Apple devices. I have tested the client with my Logitech Revue, iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air, and it is a fantastic app! To run Airtight you need a Google TV boxes running at least Android 3.0. This first version of Airtight can only stream photos and videos, and do full […] Continue reading →
Spotify recently published a public beta of an upcoming version of their app. This major update will introduce a redesigned user interface. The new main page gives you a better social overview, as for example what your friends are listening to, both of songs and playlists. Search has been reimplemented with predictive search results. Just start start typing in the search bar and Spotify will suggest possible tracks, artists, albums and playlists. The Buddy List now shows what your friends […] Continue reading →
The best way to stream media from an iOS device, is of course with Apple’s AirPlay technology. But what if you have a XBOX360 in the house? I have already written about how you can connect your Mac to the XBOX with Connect360. It is also possible to stream music from an iOS unit to the XBOX. The technology used is then DLNA. This is my first play with DLNA, so before I bought a DLNA app for my iPhone, I read a little bit about the technology. You should know this about DLNA: Digital […] Continue reading →
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