In this first round of Macworld Expo videos (sorry for the bad audio, not sure what happened) we take a look at Speck Products, eMedia, and NuVu. Be sure to check out more coverage all this week.
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MyMac Podcast Macworld Expo 1
Right after the keynote, Tim, Nemo, Guy, Weeks, and new writer Larry sit down for a quick podcast about the new Apple iPhone.
Read MoreLong day at Macworld Expo, and naughty people
A ton of new products we seen, and I promise to have much more tomorrow. Right now, after a long keynote day, walking around the showroom floor (well, the south side anyway) all I want to do is keep my butt in this seat for a little while, as the dogs are barking fit to burst.
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Last Show Before Expo
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Tim, Guy, and Chad discuss all things Macworld Expo, if Apple needs another computer (or two) in their product lineup, and Tim has a Powerbook for sale. David Cohen’s Fenestration returns, along with Robert Hazelrigg Speedy Review, and Nemo interviews author Uwe Steinmueller.
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In Search of the Valley DVD
Review
Besides writing and talking about the Macintosh and all things Apple, I have long been enamored with the story of Silicon Valley. I personally find it amazing what that small part of California has accomplished over the last few decades. It is an amazing story. So when I first heard of the documentary "In Search of the Valley", I was intrigued. Read the full review.
What broke the Camel’s Back?
We have an old Arabic proverb that emphasize being fed up, "The straw that broke the camel’s back"
ABT iJet Two-Way iPod Remote
Review
Wireless remotes for your iPod have been around for a while. Recently, a new generation of remotes has started to appear on the scene. These remotes have displays to show you what you are playing on the iPod. The iJet Two-Way is one of these remotes.
Read MoreWhat I learned the day my hard drive died
My Hard drive died recently. I thought I would share my experience so that others might not make the same mistakes I made. From new writer Rich Lefko.
iJet USB
Review
Do you have the need for a remote control on your Mac to control iTunes and/or Powerpoint presentations, but your Mac did not come with an Apple Remote? If so the iJet USB from ABT might be for you.
Read MoreJust Three Things
I’ve been giving a lot of thought to what I’d like to see Steve Jobs bring out from behind the curtain at Macworld Expo next week. Here are my three things, what are yours?
Read MorePainter IX for Photographers
Book Review
Painter is not a Photoshop replacement and Painter IX for Photographers is not a book about photo editing. Rather, this book is an excellent tutorial on how to use photographs as a basis for a journey into the world of artistic expression.
Three Aperture Books Reviewed
Any of the three books under review will effectively get you into and through Aperture. The first hurdle to understanding this massive program is understanding it’s structure and management tools. Aperture is about photo management for heavy digital photography shooters. Here are three books that may help you get the most from the application.
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The Download Drawer of Art/Design Tools
I am always looking for great art/design tools to use on my Mac (no pun intended). If I can find free tools, even better. Here are three free art/design tools that you might find useful in one way or another. I know I have.
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