HP LaserJet CP1025nw Color Printer
Review
LaserJet CP1025nw Color Company: HP $179.00 US HP LaserJet CP1025nw Color is the most affordable SOHO (small office, home office) color laser printer HP has ever
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Adobe Photoshop Elements 10
A Beginner’s Review-Part 2
In part 1 of this review I focused on the Adobe Elements 10 Organizer. Now we’ll talk about the Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Editor.
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iW1 AirPlay Wireless Audio System
Review
iW1 AirPlay Wireless Audio System with Rechargeable Battery iHome Price: $300.00 US iHome’s new iW1 speaker will change your life and the way you
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Photo Effect Studio Pro Mac – App Review
Photo Effect Studio Pro is a digital photography application specializing specifically in altering your photographs. It’s not a replacement or a competitor for Adobe’s Photoshop or Pixelmator but it does offer some very compelling options to be a very good companion to both these applications.
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The Zombies Make a Comeback – MyMac Podcast #376
Stoplight Network goes LIVE for the MyMac Podcast in this episode. Guy gets an iPhone 4S and has syncing problems not resolved without goats, Zombie games make a splash in a big way, why big PC makers are getting out of the tablet business, and Tim Vining creator, animator of Star Trek: Aurora comes on the show to talk about how he did an hour long fully animated Star Trek show in ONLY six years!
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Moon Globe HD iOS – App Review
As an amateur astronomer, I volunteer as an astronomy partner with a local elementary school science teacher in a program called Project ASTRO. Recently my teacher partner and I introduced her fifth grade students to the changing phases of the Moon. As part of this exercise, the students are teamed into groups and are given set of randomly arranged photographs of the Moon in its various phases and are asked to arrange them in the sequence they think the phases change. Since this is accomplished in the classroom, without being able to see the Moon, the students have to work as a team to best recall what they each remember about how the Moon changes phases.
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Magical – TechFan Podcast #57
With Tim needing to record a night show, and a day early, David had to miss this episode, so Mark Greentree from Not Another Mac Podcast joined in. Topics include the Stoplight Network, Podcasting, the need for innovation in technology, website needs, how magical our world of tech is, and much more!
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Back In Time iPad – App Review
Back In Time will take you all the way back to the Big Bang and lead you through the formation of the Solar System, Jurassic period, the commencement of human evolution, and deliver us to the present day.
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The Perfect Disguise? BookBook for Air – Review
Back in December of 2010 I reviewed the BookBook for iPad. I still use that case because of the construction and protection it gives my iPad as well as the way it disguises it. The BookBook for MacBook Air brings that same protection to Apple•s lightweight portable line of computers.
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Command Line? Twist My Arm! Harder!
Larry travels a dark, dark road, going to a remembered but unpleasant, and what most dedicated Mac users might even say, scary place. Read on.
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Heated Topics – TechFan Podcast #56
Tim and David have a heated discussion on the merit and fairness of comparing the Kindle Fire to the iPad in reviews. What the tech industry needs to do to get competitive and make better products is also discussed. Plus, David asks the question: with Modern Warfare 3, has the Xbox 360 reached it’s zenith? And Tim goes through a major change with his entertainment system. And if all that is not enough, some big changes are discussed about the MyMac Podcasting Network, and what is the Stoplight Network?
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Flash is Dead Jim – MyMac Podcast #375
Just as most reasonable people believed, Adobe has given up on Mobile Flash and naturally blames Apple instead of it being because it sucked. Guy gives iTunes Match a go but Gaz can’t yet (however he has an iPhone 4S and Guy doesn’t so Guy is sad). It may seem sacrilegious, but you CAN sync Android devices to your Mac, Apple becomes a top 5 vendor in Europe, and why we’d prefer a side order of Google.
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NB639 Fitness Evolved Headphones
Review
Guest review by Jim Dicker, Ironman Triathlete NB639 Fitness Evolved Headphones Company: iHome Audio Price: $99.99 iHome’s New Balance Heart Rate Monitor and Pedometer,
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Macally POWERELITE 3-Outlet Power Strip With USB Charger – Video Review
Offers three AC outlets.
Dual port USB charger to charge multiple devices.
Ultra compact design for maximum portability.
Built-in surge protection and indicator LED.
Hidden swivel plug.
Fire Phone
Pocket Sized Podcast #41
Download the show and listen here Subscribe in iTunes Peter commandeers App Folder to talk about Bookman, Scott and Tim talk about the mythical
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iAudition iOS – App Review
iAudition allows you to record vocal statements no matter where you are. Voice over artists, podcasters, and journalists alike will rejoice at the simplicity and control this app has to offer.
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Tom Bihn Bags – Made in the USA
Tom Bihn has been designing and making bags for over 20 years in the Seattle, Washington area. All of the bags sold by Tom Bihn are made in their Seattle factory. These wonderful bags caught my eye on a website I was viewing and they looked so good I just had to get a closer look.Tom Bihn manufactures many different styles of bags for a large variety of computers and other devices. These include Messenger, Briefcases, Backpacks, and Travel Bags, to name a few.
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Mobius Solar iPhone Rechargeable Battery Case – Review
The Eton Mobius is a charger for the iPhone 4 and 4S that offers two methods for extending the life of your phone•s battery. Slip your phone into the Mobius case and use the provided device connector to charge the Mobius’ lithium battery and your phone off a USB port. Or, flip the case over and let the sun recharge the battery using the Mobius• solar panel.
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BlueAnt Embrace Stereo Headphones – Review
There are headphones and then there are just headphones. BlueAnt has set out to show how headphones should be done, and as far as I’m concerned, they have really succeeded with the Embrace Stereo headphones. Designed specifically for the iPod, iPhone and iPad, the Embrace Stereo headphones also do a fantastic job when plugged into your Mac or PC.
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