Month: July 2007

MyMac Podcast 138
New Podcast? Apple Q3 Results

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Ever wonder how a new podcast takes root from an idea to an actual show? This week, listen to the early ideas for a NEW podcast by Tim. Apple Q3 financial results are in, and we report all the good news. Plus, Dvorak writes about the Mac, and likes it. Also, creating backups of Virtual Machines by David Cohen.
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Macspiration 94
Scratch Disk is Full!!! What do I do?

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Hopefully, you have never gotten a message on your computer telling you that your scratch disk is full and you need to delete some files. If you do get this message it will bring your productivity to a halt. You won’t be able to burn a CD, you might not be able to save a project, and a slew of other things can happen.

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MyMac.com Podcast 137

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Is the iPhone changing the cell phone industry? Some say yes, some say no. Tim, Chad, and Guy chime in with their opinion on the subject. Plus, David Cohen talks about the most recent version of VMWare’s virtualization software Fusion.

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Macspiration 92
Some Downloads for You

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It has been a while since I suggested a bunch of downloads, so I figured it was time. Here’s a few freebies for you to check out. Some of these apps are donationware, so if you like them you might want to consider donating to the developer.

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HP G4010 Flatbed Scanner
Review

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Introduced earlier this year, the Hewlett Packard G4010 is one of the first flatbed scanners in its price range ($180 USD list; $125-150 USD street price) to offer the option of scanning in six-colors/96-bit scan with a resolution of 4800 x 9600 dpi resolution. New writer Art Schwartz takes the new unit for a spin in this review

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Seagate Shared Storage II network drive 1TB
Review

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With all the characteristics that should have made the Seagate Shared Storage II network drive a hit, it scores low in our real-world tests. If you had been thinking of using this devise on a Macintosh network, you will want to read this review before spending your money.

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The Case for Cases

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There are two markets for a phone case (the brand of phone is immaterial). There’s the holster; then there’s the purse model. If you’re like most men — and don’t carry a purse — you go for the holster type, which is further divided into the horizontal and vertical. As phones get bigger again thanks to increased screen size, the holster orientation becomes a factor. Read on…

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MyMac Podcast #136

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This week, with scant Mac news, and tiring of iPhone chat, the guys host a pretty informal show. In the second feature, Robert talks about the Adobe CS3 Creative License Conference he attended in New York.

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Adobe Photoshop CS3: Classroom in a Book
Book Review

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If you’ve never had the pleasure of leafing through one of these Adobe Press “Classroom” books, you really should take a look at what they offer. Written with direct access to Adobe, these books are a great reference and training aid and are part of the Adobe official training series.

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Nemo Memo
Travels with Techie, v2007.1

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Here’s a rundown of what I’ve been using so far, with links (when available) to our MyMac.com reviews of the products, and an approximate 1 – 5 score of what I would rate it if doing a review today.

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Macspiration 91
Filter Your Email Through Gmail

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If you are like most people you get SPAM (email not the food). Even the smallest amount of SPAM drives me crazy. I don’t even want to see it in a SPAM folder in my mail program. In my battle against SPAM I have started filtering my email through Google’s Gmail. Gmail has one of the best SPAM filters I have seen. It is very rare that a piece slips through

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PowerBlock Travel – PowerDuo
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I bought my first iPod around three years ago – a second generation 10 gigabyte model. Back then, USB support was a twinkle in Steve Jobs’ eye, and it was Firewire that was the interface du jour. More importantly, the iPod also shipped with an AC charger. Nowadays, you don’t get Firewire support or a charger. USB 2.0 is an adequate data transfer interface, but it is not a good way to charge a power-hungry device with a colour screen. Enter the Griffin Technology PowerBlock.

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Making a Signature for Your eMail

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Want to learn how to use your actual hand-written signature in your email? Dan’s new colume, Mac Simple, kicks off with an easy to follow how-to on just that. An ongoing series of Macintosh How-Tos. Check it out!

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