Wherein I break down @BenjaminBrooks's near assertion that this problem is almost solved:

Like, seriously. One could build a calendar app that I would buy, today. Just using @marcoarment's ideal view here:

Can't say it much better than @BenjaminBrooks for Calendars:

Giving Hibari a try because I appreciate a good software story and a statement of an app’s philosophy:

Cloak is a service for your Mac, iPhone, and iPad that keeps you safe when you’re connected to public wireless networks like those found at coffee shops, hotels, airports, and conferences.

New social productivity app Do has the cutest promo video ever: (via @52tiger)

Perhaps the best developer interview I have ever read. Deliciously geeky.

New way to share your location with anyone for a specified period of time.

Yippie!!!

Much. Love this thing! — RT @Typerightercom Over the weekend, I moved to a bigger, faster, stronger server. $6.11

If you like Markdown, then @ttscoff's fork, nvALT is highly recommended:

Smart developers steal their product announcement styles from the Steve Jobs Keynote:

Thomas Suarez is in the 6th grade at a middle school in the South Bay. And while most of his peers are probably fussing over new soccer kleets or watching the Disney channel, he’s creating iOS apps and giving TED Talks.

"If you’ve decided that you want to read, Marco’s app will really help you. He’s removed any phony barriers you’ve built about “not having time” or “not having it with you” or “not knowing where to put it.” There are no excuses, apart from the superficial animated ones you’ve constructed out of cartoon birds."

Agreed. It has become essential for my writing. – RT @marcoarment: You should buy Terminology.