SyncMate7 Eltima Software $39.95 (Personal License for two Macs. Free version with limited functionality and Family and Business licenses available.) SyncMate7 is a
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SyncMate7 Eltima Software $39.95 (Personal License for two Macs. Free version with limited functionality and Family and Business licenses available.) SyncMate7 is a
Read MoreRowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds Rowkin $129.99 Most of the times that I wear earbuds, I’m at the gym. I started with wired
Read MoreSo Apple had a lackluster 3rd quarter where they ONLY sold 40 million iPhones and ONLY made profits of nearly 8 billion. Yes, it
Read MoreTim has had a horrible two weeks, which is why TechFan missed a week! David and Tim discuss USB-C as a replacement to the
Read MoreLantronix xPrintServer Office Price: $200 Company: Lantronix With all the mobile devices surrounding us, the need to print documents is lower than what it
Read MoreMobilePro Series Deluxe mini Folio for iPad mini 4 Price: $70 Company: Fellowes MobilePro Series Bluetooth Keyboard with Case Price: $65 Company: Fellowes Updated
Read MoreGuy wrote a MyMac opinion piece about the iOS Desktop: Time for it (to) happen(?) I have some thoughts of my own on the
Read MoreNo, MyMac has not become an Android site (unless Tim follows through on his threat to switch if Apple drops the headphone jack
Read MoreTim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the meaning behind PineHead, CES coverage, Quack Tech. HumanCharger, VR, Oculus Rift, Google Play, Android, Russia, Space Flight,
Read MoreOwen Rubin is back to chat with Tim and David. Topics include Sony selling 25 Million PS4’s, the Top Gear crew finding a new
Read MoreWhat Mac would you buy if your current Mac died? We asked Twitter that question, and this episode features the answers! Also, someone is naughty inside Google, Windows OEM explained, and GarageBand hates Tim this episode.
Read MoreThe Brydge keyboard series has an interesting background. Begun over two years ago with a KickStarter campaign, the Brydge keyboard initially received favorable reviews by both consumers and reviewers. However, supply problems arose with the company and things faltered. Fast forward to this year and change came to the Brydge. New ownership took over and looked at what was good and made some changes to update the product line to keep up with the iPad and to provide much improved customer service.
Read MoreMicrosoft goes low-end PC, while also laying off 18,000 people. IBM and Apple announces a partnership, Manuel Noriega sues Activision, and we have two top ten list of most evil companies.
Read MoreTim and David discuss what WWDC means for Apple, rather than going over each new feature introduced this week. We also delve into how the announcements and new OS’s could have a profound impact on the home console market. All that, plus an email from John Nemo sparks a discussion on in-app purchasing and how Android and Window users are getting shafted by an OPEN system.
Read MoreTim and David spend a lot of time on iOS gaming, in-app purchasing, and more. Amazon is also rumored to be on the cusp of releasing an “Amazon Phone”, and the guys try to decide if that’s a good idea or not. Finally, Tim is sick of the allergies, so if you have a remedy, please let him know!
Read MoreDavid and Tim discuss OWC Radio launching next week, leadership in tech companies, the lack of history in the computer industry, the Samsung S5, Apple history, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, feedback from listener Michael Breed, and more on Office on the iPad.
Read MoreTim and David discuss CRAZY WOZ, Sony exiting the PC business and LG thinking about it, Satya Nadella as the new CEO of Microsoft, Bitcoin booted from the Apple App Store, and what is Sapphire-Crystal and how could it change everything?
Read MoreStar Wars: Tiny Death Star Company: Disney Mobile and NimbleBit Price: Free (In-App Purchases) For iOS, Android, Windows Mobile iTunes Link Google Play Store
Read MoreThere’s a lot said about Android devices gaining all the market-share, but very little about what kinds of devices these are, or what people use them for. As it turns out, mostly cheap, old, and not all that good for much. Gaz and Guy look deeper into it while still managing their usual shenanigans.
Read MoreIs the Tech sector losing innovation? Tim and David discuss that on this episode of the TechFan Podcast.
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