Author: Tim Robertson

MyMac.com and Microsoft Announce Podcast Contest The next MyMac.com podcast, to be released Thursday June 8, will feature a return of our contest. This

This is old, but kinda neat.

May 12th 2006 Trans international announces world wide availability of Serial-ATA mobile drives for the new Apple MacBook. Trans SATA mobile (2.5”) hard disk

Idiots on my street It is not even the Forth of July weekend yet, and already the morons on my street are lighting off

I am always amazed by how many people I talk to have not heard or read this story. It is an internet classic. Yeah,

On the latest MyMac.com podcast, our randomly selected contest winner was announced. Rich Lefko was the winner of the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop for

Guy Serle wrote about Wingnuts 2 coming out way back in April 2004. Today, Freeverse Software finally dropped it on an eagerly awaiting Mac

This is an interesting read on CNN about how the Colorado Rockies baseball team uses the Video iPod to help them win games. Who

Mac Garage Sale A few items being sold in an effort to clean out the offices, as well as pay for the site. Check

June 29th 2006, Trans International announces it’s first SATA to FireWire miniXpress Portable External drive. The miniXpress will begin shipping on July 10th 2006.

Pepper spray is no substitute for actual pepper. It tastes horrible. And if you think cooking with Onions will make you cry… Started using

Do you believe in Karma? Well, I do. Over the last few months, it seemed our family could just not get ahead on things.

Is AOL dead? An interesting article online at New York Times. AOL’s CEO Jonathan Miller is asking the higher-ups at Time Warner (who owns

Yup, American Elected Officials at the top of their game. The republican party must be so proud of this gem. Actually, it gives me

Over time, or perhaps even more so during the time, it is hard to separate the artist from the art. John Lennon was a

I grabbed this photo off Engadget.com, simply to point out the differences between the Mac and the PC. No right-minded MacBook or PowerBook user

I usually go out of my way to avoid the television commercials. No one likes them, they are annoying and usually poorly written. But