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52 Tiger is written and curated by Dave Caolo. You’ll find articles about Apple, Inc. and other fanciful bits of nerdery.
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Some of my favorite and most popular articles include:
- Windows 7 tablet vs. iPad
- Ditch Starbucks and work at the library
- OmniFocus and the Printable CEO
- Mail Rules
- Reading on the iPad Pt. 1 – Newspapers
- iOS vs. Paper
- How I learned to stop worrying and love tags
Interviews with Dave:
- My home rig on Shawn Blanc.net
- My iPhone home screen on 1st & 20
- Interview on Royal Thoughts with Ryan Cash
- My “iPad life” on the Brooks Review
- My interview with Fox 35 in Orlando regarding AT&T’s iPad security breach
- MacStories interviewed me regarding my book.
- I appeared on The iPad Possibilities Podcast to discuss my book.
- My iPad homescreen on Mac Sparky
- I make semi-regular appearances on The Bro Show. You’ll find me on episode 43, episode 39, episode 37 and episode 34.
- My appearance on the Macgasm Podcast
Suggested reading
The “Reading on the iPad” series explores the experience across Newspapers, magazines and more.
“Three Reasons.” Mini-reviews of iOS apps I love.
You don’t post every day.
That’s right. Here’s why.
Where are the comments, categories and tags?
Here’s the long version of why 52 Tiger has no comments. The short version is that it’s been my experience that anonymity + Internet = asshole. If you want to get in touch with me, shoot me an email. That simple speed bump deters 99.9% of the would-be commenters who really have nothing else to say.
As for categories and tags, they’re there but I don’t feel the need to display them. The same goes for archives.
Re: iPhone Slide Lock Thing.
You can accidentally tap the camera button as much as you like – wont open the camera app unless you slide it up.
I love the new screen. I had my 4s for about 3 minutes before I predicted they would do it this way with the next update.
And I’m left handed.
Why doesn’t it do the same on iPad with 5.1 ?
Great site, enjoying it.