Google’s Rose Yao talks to us this week about the latest Macintosh software for the Mac, Google Desktop. Robert H. reviews the Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones and the Aluminum Desktop Stand from LapWorks. And Nemo returns with another great interview, this time with author Tim Grey. Plus the latest in Apple, iPod, iPhone, and Macintosh news.
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Birth! Life! Squalling, bloody, fidgeting, Life! You perceive. You exist. Yet, you – want/need/must have; so you begin to cry, to wail . .
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Few, if any, companies can match the cross platform commitment that Adobe has demonstrated in its history. David Cohen writes about how Microsoft could learn a thing or two from Adobe. Read on…
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As I write articles or do other work on my mac I occasionally accidentally hit some keyboard combination that does something on my screen. Here is a list of some of these discoveries I have made recently. You might know these tips, or you might not.
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Shure manufactures sound equipment that lasts and performs well. Do these ear phones stand up to their own standards?
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Late-model iPods are the only ones that can use ER’s 8-Mate Adapter for iPod, so don’t bother trying with your 3G iPod. I did, and flunked. 4G or later, plus all nanos and minis are supported. You can learn about this and everything else relating to ety8 from the links on its informative web site.
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It’s a load of fun, so join the party and croon to your heart’s content until you clear the room.
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2007 might be known as the year the big software titles jumped onto the universal binary ship. Adobe just announced CS3, Microsoft Office is expected later this year, and Corel recently released Painter X.
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Robert Hazelrigg joins Tim, Chad, and Guy for our roundtable discussion on the weeks Mac and Apple news. He also reviews a processor upgrade for the original iMac and the Crumpler Bag. David Cohen spends time responding to listener feedback – dodging potential Microsoft detection of running Vista in a virtual machine, and getting Bonjour for Windows working effectively on an Airport network. Plus John Nemo interviews Katrin Eismann, the author of Real World Digital Photography.
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Most people who like taking pictures probably don’t want to spend time reading manuals and long books about camera techniques. Most avid shooters I imagine just want specific techniques and strategies they can easily understand and try out.
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With an eye for fashion moshi is quickly establishing itself as the "go to" makers of protective products for computers as well as other electronic devices, such as this wonderful little Nano Pouch reviewed here.
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Watching videos on your computer, iPod, AppleTV, or any other device should be simple. Unfortunately, with so many choices in video format, watching videos can be a royal pain. Trying to remember which device can play which format is not fun. And while there are plenty of other video conversion tools for the Macintosh, I haven’t found any that offers either the ease of use or the depth that VisualHub does.
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So I’ve covered Safari alternatives and Thunderbird alternatives, so now it is time for iChat alternatives. These alternatives are chat clients that will communicate with iChat. With the exception of AIM, the main benefit of these programs is that they will allow you to talk to your friends on several services at once. Instead of opening Yahoo Messenger, iChat, Microsoft Messenger, and others at the same time, these programs will talk with most of the popular clients at the same time.
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Does the latest version of the award winning, and one of our favorite, disk utility programs live up to its rich history? This is one of the applications that have been on any serious Mac users "must have" list over the last half-decade. Read Russ’s review to find out.
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Construction is robust, and a movie on FastMac’s web site demonstrates how much abuse the cable and power briquette can withstand.
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Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard is delayed, and this weeks show looks into the news. Also, Robert reviews the TVMini HD from Miglia and David talks about Adobe, their contributions to cross-platform computing, and their current cross-platform approach in their software products.
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The last time I used Toast was version 4.2 and I was pleased with it then. Checking out Toast 8 is like going back home after being away for a long time. It’s nice to settle back down with something that’s familiar and doesn’t cause problems. While changes have been made, they’re good changes and one will readily adapt to them rather quickly.
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Guy Serle was invited to speak Washington Apple Pi User Group Meeting on March 24, and this is the result of that visit.
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USB-2 is not as fast as FireWire 400, and don’t let anybody convince you otherwise. When you need fastest possible movement of data, FW800 is the way to go. Under typical home or office circumstances, USB-2 is adequate.
