On the next screen you can enter a phone number or email address. Pop open Glympse and your first option on screen is to “send a glympse”, which means to let someone see you on a map. Think of it as being like Find My Friends, except only for a short time. Glympse runs on iOS, Android, Windows Phone and even Blackberry. There’s an app to solve all of this, and it’s called Glympse. I’m a precise kind of person so even five minutes late or early is something people would expect from me. GlympseĪre you ever on your way to meet someone and you realize you’re going to be five minutes late? Or maybe you’re actually going to be early and you knew they wanted to meet earlier all along? Maybe you responsibly pull over and send a text, but then either traffic clears up and you won’t be late, or you realize you forgot to pick up a bottle of wine so you’ll be on time after all – do you stop and send another text? This seems to happen to me all the time. I’m really looking forward to listening to these shows – all the fun of a NosillaCast but with none of the work! Remember to send them audio reviews so they don’t have to work so hard! Enough about the upcoming shows, let’s dig into this week’s show.
Well this is the last show I’m going to do for a month but I’m leaving you in good hands with Bart, Katie and Allister bringing you some good tech fun while we’re gone. Today is Saturday Februand this is show number 459.
METEOEARTH REVIEW MAC
Hi this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast, hosted at, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart reviews three geeky weather apps with Dark Skies for iOS, Meteo Earth for iPhone, iPad and OSX, and finally WeatherPro for iPhone and iPad. Bott: RokForm Rokbed case for the rugged look, Di Alcantara for the suede classy style, Adopted Leather Wrap Case for a real leather case, and the Incipio Stashback case to carry your credit cards and driver’s license. StopKnot from to prevent headphone earbud tangles.
METEOEARTH REVIEW HOW TO
In Dumb Question Corner, Peter Boots asks (and gets his answers) how to assign commands to function keys, and if there’s a way to use the iOS functionality for keyboard shortcuts in Mavericks. Glympse from to let your friends know when you’ll arrive.
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