David SparksMacworld
David Sparks is a practicing attorney, editor of the MacSparky blog, co-host of the Mac Power Users podcast, and author of the Email, Paperless, and Markdown Field Guides.
Dragon Anywhere review: Much more powerful than Siri dictation
Even though Dragon Anywhere can only take dictation inside its own app, it works better than Siri, especially for long chunks of text.
Automate your Mac: three hacks for managing apps
How three smart Mac users make the process of opening, hiding, and closing their apps a whole lot easier.
Don't weep for Aperture: Photos is a bright new beginning
David Sparks ruminates on Apple's reasons for killing Aperture and iPhoto, and his hopes for the new Photos app.
When it comes to iOS productivity, delight can trump efficiency
Too often we hear that the iPad isn't good for productivity, but David Sparks thinks that argument doesn't take into account the delight we experience.
Scheduling success: Four tech tricks for planning meetings
We all have to schedule and attend meetings, but for some reason they can still be a pain in the neck. Here are some techniques that'll make herding the cats a little easier.
The iPhone habit: apps that help you keep your New Year's resolutions
It's the time of year when a lot of us are trying to establish good new habits or give up bad old ones. Fortunately, there's a slew of iPhone apps ready to help.
Mavericks Dictation vs. Dragon Dictate: How good is OS X's built-in tool?
OS X Mavericks boasts a much improved built-in dictation tool. But how improved is it, really? David Sparks pits it against the established Mac transcription champ, Dragon Dictate.