David Buys a clockworkPi and a wireless CarPlay system, while Tim works out a VESA adapter for his iMac. Apple’s yearly fall event makes
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David Buys a clockworkPi and a wireless CarPlay system, while Tim works out a VESA adapter for his iMac. Apple’s yearly fall event makes
Read MoreTim and David discuss Google I/O, stupid podcast problems that are not actual problems, bad cables with CarPlay, the new iMac and RAM, and
Read MoreDavid gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon’s Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end
Read MoreTim’s iMac died, so he and David discuss for hours on end.
Read MoreIs the iMac still relevant in a day when most people are choosing laptops and using them as a desktop? Would a more powerful
Read MoreDon’t let the picture fool you, we won’t be playing any 80s hair music on this show. We do discuss, briefly, the new Apple
Read MoreRecorded 18th August 2018 This week I am joined by Nick Riley (@spligosh) and Vic Hudson (Pocket Sized Podcast, Bubblesort Podcast and more) and
Read MoreF1 2016 for Mac by Feral Interactive F1 2016 for Mac Feral Interactive Price: $59.99 on Steam, $44.95 on Mac App Store F1 2016
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 OWC! John Nemo does not use his powers to tell us about a program before we need it, Senuti, and David fill us in on a cool iPad mix app called djay iPad. Finally, 2016 has been a bummer, and the guys talk about Macstock 2017 and being optimistic.
Read MoreTim has to buy a new Mac, so what will he get, and from where? Mario Run has dropped, and David and Tim like it. Then, the main feature of this episode is the spoiler-filled review and discussion of Rogue One.
Read MoreWho are the people behind the technology that we love so much? We know the products, the websites, the online personalities but we want
Read MoreSatechi’s 10 Port USB 3.0 Premium Aluminum Hub has seven USB 3.0 ports to connect your devices to your Mac or Windows computer. With a transfer speed of up to 5.0 GB per second, you will be impressed with the speed boost you will see over ordinary USB 2.0 ports. With seven of them, the average user should see all of their USB needs met and then some.
Read MoreTim and David discuss the news from the Apple event this week, including the release of Yosemite, a new iMac and Mac mini, iPads, and much more. Plus, Tim has a new blog!
Read MoreThe Kinesis Freestyle2 keyboard is an ergonomic split keyboard that works flawlessly with Macs. It takes absolutely nothing more than plugging it in to set it up. If your brain and hands can wrap themselves around having a split keyboard, this one is wonderful.
Read MoreApple kicked off last week’s annual developer conference with the company’s customary keynote address. Here is my take on the WWDC presentation’s content.
Read MoreAs an amateur astronomer and a volunteer public observatory telescope operator, I regularly use astronomy related programs and applications. I have reviewed several of the iOS applications here on MyMac.com.
Read MoreIn the months leading up to the Expo we tested and perfected what was going to be a unique real-time video post production setup half a world away: 7434 miles or 11963.86km to be exact.
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Read MorePhotoshop CS5 Extended Company: Adobe Price: $999 upgrade $349 (education pricing also available) I promised you an update to my earlier Photoshop CS5 review,
Read MoreA long and winding show across the universe of Mac Topics. John Blagden joins the G-Men and gives us quite a lesson on what Mac Pros want from their hardware, ESPECIALLY the now-canceled XServe. Gaz seeks and finds some help for his MacBook and Guy has grown to hate his current iMac for NOT running GarageBand properly. The Beatles are now on iTunes and after all this time, how big a deal is it really?
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