Todd Mundt

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Leopard arrives tomorrow. Even though this is an evolution, not a revolution, I can hardly wait.
Yes, I’m not the sysadmin type, with the pocket protector and the neck beard, who waits until it’s “safe” to install a new operating system. I’m the impulsive, geeky, shiny new thing admirer, so bite me.
I’ve lived through alphas, betas [...]

Reading through Fortune’s “How I Work” series is an enjoyable escape for people like me who obsess about productivity. Executives and “movers and shakers” deal with a range of decisions and challenges that’s beyond what I’m likely to be dealing with on a day-to-day basis, but the tools they have available to them are really [...]

After months of speculation and many questionable screenshots around the web, Google has launched its Calendar product. It doesn’t feature the near-perfect seamless experience that you get with the Ajax calendars like 30Boxes or Kiko, but you’ll find that, like GMail, it’s pretty darn good, right out of the box.
I’ll leave it to others to [...]

You should give some attention to a piece that John Siracusa has written at ars technica. It explores, rather brilliantly, the impact of OS X on the Mac platform.
My thoughts are more personal. I switched from Windows to OS X in November, 2005. It was a move I had long considered, hastened by the failure [...]