Macally Phone Mounts TELEHOLDER Suction Cup Phone Mount with Telescopic Arm MCDMAG Magnetic CD Slot Phone Mount MCDHOLDER CD Slot Phone Mount for Smartphones
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Macally Phone Mounts TELEHOLDER Suction Cup Phone Mount with Telescopic Arm MCDMAG Magnetic CD Slot Phone Mount MCDHOLDER CD Slot Phone Mount for Smartphones
Read MoreTim and David discuss playlists and mixtapes, and the discovery of new music then and now. Tim has an update on the iMac from
Read MoreThe future, what do you mean? How can we be in the future?
Read MoreRoxio’s Toast began as a simple way to burn optical media, CDs then DVDs; it slowly became the preferred way to do so until Apple built more reliable such functionality into its operating systems. Then, for a number of its iterations, Toast somewhat lost its way; it failed to offer features compelling enough that all but the most demanding (and loyal) users to choose it over Apple’s way of doing things and that of a clutch of decent shareware apps which met most people’s needs.
Read MoreLarry laments a really, really bad decision to not back up a web server for almost seven years! There are consequences.
Read MoreGuy and Gaz talk about why in this day of digital downloads, there still needs to be CD insertion based copy protection. Apple’s new iOS 4.2 gets a stern talking to and how piracy affects the cost of the software you buy and how you use it.
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As its name imply, Get Backup is a backup program. But it also serves a dual role as a sync application. Is it worth your time and money? New MyMac.com contributor Steve Hammond takes a look!
Roxio’s Toast has long been the software of choice for reliable and flexible CD and DVD burning on Mac and PC. In recent years Roxio has slowly and steadily added features, generally made improvements to the working of the product and changed the interface of the software… it isn’t entirely Mac-like – not that it is in any way off-putting.
There is a place for high-end quality audio. There is also a place for inexpensive audio. Somewhere in the middle there is a sweet spot for most iPod music lovers, and the iHome iH24D Deluxe speaker fits right there.
I recently blogged about a missing feature from iPhoto which lets you burn a CD of photos that is not in iPhoto format, but instead a CD of JPG images that any computer can read and that you could take to the store for developing in a photo machine. Right after I posted that blog, I discovered a way to create an Automator action to do this for you.
This week I decided to make a list of ways to use your computer to put some money in your pocket, keep some money in your pocket, or just ways to spend your well earned cash more wisely. I guess it depends on how you look at it.
You have been loading your iTunes library with music from the iTunes Music Store, but you have a huge collection of CD’s you want on your computer. iTunes you can easily accomplish this task.
MyMac.com welcomes new writer Donny Yankellow, and his new how-to articles for new Mac users! This article will teach new Mac users all about ejecting discs, shutting down the Mac, and how to Right-Click with Apple’s one-button mouse.
Starting Line – My Mac Magazine #38, June ’98
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