Two things that I thought were particularly interesting in John’s review: the part about innovation and the section on 64-bit. Definitely worth a read.

It’s available from Software Update on your iPhone.

Screens allows you to control your computer remotely from your iOS device. I’ve been using this app since it first came out and it just keeps getting better.

Great looking new app from David Barnard.

This guy has some good friends.

This is so funny. And all of it is absolutely true.

If you need to do anything with PDFs, you need PDFpen. You can add a signature, make changes, correct typos–and that’s only the beginning.

Got a scanned document? PDFpen includes OCR so you can convert that scan into text that can be searched, copied, and corrected. Concerned about sharing sensitive info such as tax ID numbers? PDFpen can perform redaction, removing the stuff you want to keep private. You can even export your PDFs to Microsoft Word format for sharing or editing.

Buy PDFpen for $60 in the Mac App Store or directly from Smile. If you need advanced features, such as auto form creation or document permission settings, get PDFpenPro. Find out more.

Interesting article from Ross Rubin on how focusing can help a company more than throwing features into your product.

I’d like to thank Voila – Screen Capture Tool from Global Delight for sponsoring this week’s RSS feed on The Loop. Capture your Mac screen, create amazing demos and tutorials and upload them with Voila.

With Voila, you can easily take different types of screenshots, edit and share images, webpages or notes on your Mac.

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Jim and Dan discuss the Apple event, and Jim’s hands-on experience with the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s.

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There is nothing better to read your RSS feeds than Reeder. I love this app.

James Thomson updated his calculator apps, adding a lot of new iOS 7 support.

In this issue, Jim Dalrymple talks about his experience with the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s at Apple’s event; Jim also discuss the iTunes Festival being held in London, England this month; Christopher Russell looks at how iPads help in education; Matt Gemmell remembers retro gaming consoles; and Tom Ellis gives you some tips on what you need to make music on your Mac.

Thanks to Global Delight, maker of Voila – A Powerful Screen Capture Tool for Mac, for sponsoring this weeks’s RSS feed. Give it a try.

We don’t know for sure if Apple is working on a product called the iWatch, but even the hint that they were sent Samsung on a quest to be Apple to market with it. Samsung won the race, but they made several fatal flaws that could cost them dearly. […]

Love it.

I’d like to thank Marketcircle for sponsoring this week’s RSS feed on The Loop. Send professional, detailed invoices and get paid sooner with Billings Pro for Mac, iPhone and soon iPad.

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You can also get notified when Billings Pro for iPad is available.

With Intermission, you can jump back and replay something you missed, then resume live playback. Use it to pause any audio while you take a call, answer the door, or use the restroom. You can even pause streaming audio on services like Pandora, iTunes Radio, or Spotify to build a buffer, then skip right past the ads and songs you don’t want to hear!

Another great looking app from Rogue Amoeba.

An extended edition of an article originally published on MacStories.net, “Writing On The iPad: Text Automation with Editorial” contains an in-depth review and detailed guide to Editorial, a revolutionary Markdown text editor for iPad with unique automation features. After reading this book, you’ll have a new perspective on what is possible to accomplish on an iPad with Markdown and text automation.

A new book from Federico Viticci.