Month: June 2007

MyMac Podcast 134

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Tim and Chad announce an all-new contest! This week, listen to the show for your chance to be one of three winners for our B2Stuff.com prizes. Up this week, each winner will receive a miJam Mini Guitar, a miJam Drummer, and the Wassup! Also, David Cohen looks at VPN using a Mac to connect to a PC network. Finally, Robert reviews both the The i.Sound Dream iPod speaker system and the everki The Plung iPod case.

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b2stuff.com
Everki
iSound

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FRITZ!Fon 7150
Review

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AVM is the market leader in DSL hardware in Germany and Claus take a look at their FRITZ!Fon 7150, a DSL modem and wifi router combination.

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iPhone + AT&T: Secrets and Surprises

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Here I sit, money in hand, ready to plunk down $499 x 2, plus buy my way out of SunCom for a hundred or two, plus sign up with AT&T for two years. I’m obligating myself for at least $2,200 EXTRA for a couple of cell phones.

Without knowing how much AT&T will charge?

Not bloody likely!

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Macspiration 88
The Browser Link Menu

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This week I’ll cover the third menu you can use in your web browser. I’ll call this the Link Menu, since it appears when you control-click (or right click) a link. As with the prior menus, the terms might be different from browser to browser.

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Thoughts on Safari 3 Beta

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I’m going to stretch my prognosticatorial wings here and write about that of which I know very little. (Yeah! I do know the sentence sucks.)

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Macspiration 88
The Basic Browser Menu

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Last week I discussed a browser contextual menu to use for images in websites. Well, there is also a “Basic Menu” (what I am choosing to call it) you can use to navigate your way through a site, and more. Like the menu discussed last week, this menu has different options in different browsers. It also might have different phrases for various actions. I’m just going to cover the standards.

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FastTrack Schedule 9
Review

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FastTrack Schedule shows what Macintosh developers can do when they really innovate – this is twice the product that Microsoft’s Project is. If you want a Project Management heavy hitter, FastTrack Schedule 9.2 from AEC Software is the one to go for.

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MyMac Podcast #133
David Biedny

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WWDC is over, and Tim, Chad, Guy, and special guest David Biedny from Mac Life looks at what happened. David Biedny also talks about his time with Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) and his thoughts on the Mac in general. David Cohen returns with Fenestration, and talks about both the new releases from Parallels and VMWare.
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David Biedny
VMWare
Parallels Workstation for Mac 3

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Celesta Titanium Silver Keyboard – Review

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I have read and heard about premium keyboards, but never used one until recently. Celesta by Aevoe/Moshi is a class act, expensive and worth every penny, especially on a per-keystroke basis. Construction is high-tech rugged, and design and styling are high-tech gorgeous. If you are unhappy in any way with your current keyboard, set your dollars, euros, or yen aside until you can come up with the $120 US to purchase Celesta in black-on-black or white-on-silver.

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Ubercaster
Review

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Ubercaster is very different from GarageBand in one important way. The program does many of the things needed to do in GarageBand in post-production all within Ubercaster’s workflow BEFORE you begin recording. It has a unique layout that is reminiscent of most good Mac software, drag and drop. There are four layers to the program and each is well structured for making podcasts.

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Macspiration 87
The Browser Image Menu

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Have you ever found an image on a website that you wanted to print, or save, or do something else with? Saving the entire webpage won’t help, and printing the entire page for a little image is a waste of ink. Well, you can use a contextual menu which I will call the Image Menu for the purpose of this article. This menu is built into every browser, and accessible by control clicking (or right clicking) on an image in a website.

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MindManager 7
Review

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MindManager 7 is a great tool to help you get your project information organized and displayed in one place. Is the latest version worth the $129 asking price, or should we all invest in Windows to run Visio? Chad fill us in with a review of MinManager 7.

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i.Sound Concert To Go
Review

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I’ve been using C2Go as my full-time audio playback system for a month, and I’m very impressed. Music quality, volume, and tone are consistently excellent. When not attached to my docked iPod, C2Go has a cable AUX (auxiliary) connection to my G5 tower. In a word, music sounds great.

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Kevin O’Neil’s Imagine Poker
Review and Interview

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If you’re interested in playing a game of poker anytime you want, then mosey on over to http://www.candywriter.com and check out Kevin O’Neil’s Imagine Poker.

To longtime My Mac readers, the name O’Neil may ring a bell. That’s because Kevin’s dad was Mick O’Neil, a MyMac.com writer from 1997 until his untimely passing in 2001.

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TrafficJamZ
Review

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Each FM transmitter I haev tried had a different problem. Some were difficult to program, or did not cover all of the frequencies on the FM dial. Some broadcast so weak a signal, that I was constantly moving the thing around, or switching stations (not advisable) to try and keep a connection. So it is with some trepidation that I try Newer Tech’s TrafficJamZ

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