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PzizzMerlin & MacBreak @ Macworld: Omni Group, MailTank, AppZapper, Pzizz, Cha-Ching and Flip4MacMerlin Mann | Jan 12 2007A few more of my MacBreak segments from the Macworld Expo floor are now available for download:
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Naps: Endangered species in modern life?Merlin Mann | Oct 31 2006My Make column on napping is overdue, and yet right before dashing off to steal a rejuvenating 20-minute nap, I take a spin past del.icio.us/popular to find this little gem: read more » POSTED IN:
Merlin on MacBreak Weekly: Wax On, Wax OffMerlin Mann | Sep 26 2006In which Alex is still on about the notional iPhone (and its current-day antecedents), Leo loves his lumber-swinging MacPro, Scott is completely full of beans, and everyone rags me mercilessly about my fondness for new age nap software. read more » POSTED IN:
"My Dream App" voting open til Midnight EDTMerlin Mann | Sep 22 2006The My Dream App competition (for which I’m a judge) has reached the first elimination round, so you have just a few hours to place your vote and help whittle the contestants down to the next round of 18. read more » POSTED IN:
Pzizz nap app: On sale today onlyMerlin Mann | Sep 11 2006Chris Messina points out that Pzizz, our favorite napping helper application, is on sale for today only at MacUpdate. read more » POSTED IN:
Ultradian Rhythms & the 20-minute BreakMerlin Mann | Sep 7 2006I had a Psychology teacher back at New College (who’s now apparently an expert in the Klingon language), who used to talk about how the human body had these ±90-minute cycles. And that if you could become aware of yours, you could do Great Things — particularly because you could learn the optimal time to snag a nap versus, say, try to cure small-cell carcinoma. read more » POSTED IN:
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