TextExpander from Smile Software is a wonderful tool that turns text strings and images into tiny little shortcuts, saving you time and effort every time you type. It’s a little like the Shortcuts ...

TextExpander touch 2 now lets you insert macros and fill-in fields within your snippets, similar to the Mac version. In TextExpander’s terms, a macro is a placeholder that inserts variable information ...

In addition to a fresh Yosemite look, TextExpander 5 adds the ability to store your snippets in a location of your choice, and sync via iCloud Drive or any sync folder. It reminds you when you could ...

Smile just sent out a press email confirming what they shared in a Google group earlier today: following a rejection by Apple’s review team, TextExpander touch is going to be revised significantly to ...

Smile software’s TextExpander Touch has used hacks to get around the lack of inter-app communication on iOS, but now Apple has stepped in to end the parade. Smile has been told to stop using the ...

As I write this, it has been one year since Smile introduced TextExpander 6 for Mac and TextExpander 4 for iPhone and iPad, along with the bombshell news that the new versions would be free but ...

Back in 2010, I reviewed version 3 of Smile’s TextExpander. The company recently updated its venerable text-expansion utility to version 4 ($35; $15 for owners of older versions), and though the ...

For the last week, the main controversy in the Apple world has been Smile’s decision to add cloud-based snippet sharing to their TextExpander text-expansion utility and switch to a subscription model ...

You already know we're big fans of text substitution as a timesaver around here, but it's great to get actual numbers on that. Our favorite Mac text substitution app TextExpander shows you how much ...

There's one Mac app I missed above all others for so long, and now it's finally, properly on Windows. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...