Month: January 2008

I use FruitMenu. I have since version 1. At work I use it so much that I can’t upgrade to Leopard until I either

What a week! What a show! Frankly, the new MacBook Air was anticlimactic, the rumor sites having described it so well (though I am

Nemo’s final Macworld 2008 Expo photo essay Subject sequence: our last Moscone podcast, up and away, out the door, and see you next year!

As those on the MyMac.com staff mailing list know, I have been having DSL connection issues in my house for the past week. I

Macworld day too! Not a misspelling, just another day of facing east (South? West?) toward the Apple mecca! I’m actually started writing this on

Actually, the end is NOW. For Macworld Expo 2008, that it. And what a week it has been. For starters, I left Michigan thirty-seven

Three photos of LADBYBUG iPod speaker from vesta-life.com, an exciting new company: Crumpler has an ambitious new line of huge, sturdy photo/video cases: Kensington

Again, I wound up walking the five really long city blocks to the Moscone Center this morning, right after I posted my last blog.

In walking the expo floor of Macworld, you sometimes stumbled upon nifty products that almost sell themselves. Two such products are Wrap-Up and the

Though I doubt I’ll be getting Apple’s latest computer, MacBook Air, it was nice to get my hands on it and check it out.

Though Apple hasnt’ re-introduced a digital camera since it’s short lived QuickTake camera back in 1994, this year’s Macworld Conference introduced what it calls

I got to the hall at round 11AM after spending the morning in my hotel room writing yesterday’s blog. Quiet is good. Like an