Author: Tim Robertson

The title says it all. Check out MyMac Podcast 98 this week for Nemo and Hazelrigg’s latest!

What I’m Playing For those who listen to the original MyMac podcast, you know I am a game player. Not every game that comes

Apple updated its line of professional portable computers today, the MacBook Pro. These are the first portable computers in Apple’s lineup that include the

I get a lot of email. Most is about Macs, but at times, I get email about political topics due mostly to many of

Tim and Chad, hosts of the MyMac.com Weekly Podcast, will be hosting a Podcast Workshop at the Grand Rapids Woodland Mall Apple Store THIS

So this is it? In the forth quarter alone of this year, Apple sold 8,729,000 iPods. That’s 35% more iPods than the same quarter

I booked my first trip using Travelocity. It was pretty painless, actually. Their website works well, and after a bit of hunting, my wife

Early Bird pricing for Macworld Conference & Expo ends on Monday, December 11, 2006. Conference passes range from $199 – $1495 with an average

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Saw this in a local Meijer store the other day, so I took a picture using my (crappy) cell phone camera. Still, that is

ShapeShifter developer Jason Harris has assembled A Holiday Cocoa Duel (http://cocoaduel.com), a website featuring prominent Mac developers for a programming competition to help raise

Funny website that, after asking a few questions, tells you which super-hero you would be. I am Green Latern! Who are you? Your results:You

We are a week away from the Macworld Expo There are a few things that bug me, and one of them is how people

As I wait for tomorrow morning and my flight to San Francisco to attend the Macworld Conference and Expo, I find myself getting antsy.

Well, eight hours later than expected, I arrived in the land of Expo. At the moment, I am sitting in the lobby of my

Tim talks to new MyMac.com writer Larry Grinnell at the Macworld Expo. Sorta.

Another Macworld Expo has come and gone, along with the mystery of what the next big thing(s) from Apple would be announced at the

Macworld Perspective Part II With all the travel getting to San Francisco behind me, Tuesday would turn out to be both a busy day,