Going Premium

I have been using “Day One” app since 2011. It had been great to put together my ideas and doing drafts of my blog entry. Over the years, the app developer - Bloom Built Inc - had expended with many features including photographs upload and syncing across platform.

An entry on my iPhone would instantaneously appear on my iPad and my computers. Six years on, the company behind it needed to pivot into a subscription model and I kinda understood their predicament.

When I use the app this much I felt that it was only right to contribute. So, I went premium. This only affected my iOS version as far as I could see but with the one payment, the subscription was upgraded to my iPad as well. I didn’t notice much change on the MacOS version thus far. The syncing still works fine and I hope by this new model, the app would expand in the future to offer more features ....

Maverick or Mavericks

Was this coincidence or was this a sign? 5.5 GB of download would require some serious bandwidth, but I was sure the apartment fiber could handle that.

There seemed to be plenty of upgrade in the new OS, but I wonder if my ageing lappy and iMac could cope with the new programs.

But for the time being, let just enjoy the movie .....

Update aplenty

It looked to be a heavy weekend coming. Heavy in terms of the amount of data I would likely be downloading. I have jut dine the iPhone and iPad update. Next, Lion. But with the planned Haematology Update going on this weekend, I would rather wait until that was done until I get the update going.

The Lion update would be very interesting. It would open up iCloud, an exciting new way to interact with the web. So, better start backing the harddrive. I don't want any mishaps.