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Macworld Expo 2011 Day 1 Part 1
Macworld Expo 2011 Day 1 Part 2
TechFan Podcast #16
Macworld Expo Day 1 coverage continues as host Tim Robertson and special guest Owen Rubin have a long discussion about not just this years Macworld Expo, but the event of years past. Do you remember Global Village? Do you have a large collection of unused Macs cluttering up your basement? This is the podcast for you, and Tim and Owen wax nostalgia for an hour.
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Photo Album Macworld Expo Day 1
Owen Rubin’s Photo’s
Photo Album Macworld Expo Day 1
Mark Rudd Photo’s
Pre-Macworld Expo 2011
MyMac Podcast #331
It’s the day before the Macworld Expo 2011 officially opens, and the MyMac crew is onsite and ready! Guy Serle, Tim Robertson, Mark Rudd, Owen Rubin, and special guest Sam Levin talk about the opening of the show, what they hope to see this week, and much more. Plus, be sure to listen to the blooper at the end of the show!
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iPad Recording
Pocket Sized Podcast #4
Download and listen here, and subscribe in iTunes Peter calls in using Skype on his brand new iPad, and we talk about his impressions
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Solar System for iPad
Review
Solar System for iPad initially opens with a song written specifically for the app. An instrumental version of the song “Biophillia” was written for the app by the Icelandic artist, Björk.
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Griffin PowerBlock Plus
Review
Wall wart chargers are a bane of gadget-lovers existence. It always seems that when you’ve plugged in your gadget’s particular charger, you just used up the last free wall socket. Even more frustrating is when the charger is bulky enough to cover up one or possibly two sockets on your power strip!
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10,000 Dollars – You’re ‘aving a laugh!
MyMac Podcast 330
David Cohen Joins Gazmaz as Guy is traveling with Tim to Macworld, lucky them.
We look at the articles on the web site, and I also interview Mike Bombich the creator of Carbon Copy Cloner. David in the last segment chats with Gaz about Ram, iPad stability, a Brit winning the 10 Billionth App prize and plenty more
Solar System for iPad – Review
After having reviewed Touch Press’s app The Elements last year, I was excited to see the release of their latest offering, Solar System for iPad, as the App of the Week on the iTunes App Store. The graphics in Solar System for iPad are just as amazing as they were with The Elements. The 842 MB installation is a testament to the level of detail that Touch Press has put into the application. Installation of the app is lengthy, so much so that I highly recommend that you install by syncing with your computer rather than directly on your iPad via the App Store application.
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Two Griffin iPad Cases
Review
The Weeks Division of MyMac Labs received two iPad cases from Griffin Technologies. We took them both for short tours of duty using the wife’s iPad.
These two cases are fundamentally similar: hard shells protecting the back and sides of your precious iPad.
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Pangea Arcade
Review
Nucleus, ‘ala Astroids, is as fun here as it was in the arcade. Rather than green vector graphics of the game that inspired it, Nucleus sports a more modern cell-shaded affair, with terrific audio and controls of your ship. The mission is simple: destroy as many Astroids as you can before you loose all your lives.
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Pre-Macworld Expo, iPhone Audio Recording
TechFan #15
David and Tim discuss the upcoming Macworld Expo 2011 and plans on how we will record podcasts from the showroom floor. Tim from TechFan and Guy from MyMac will be on the main stage on Saturday, January 29, and will we be broadcast via Macworld Live at 12PM PST. Also, Apple released sales figures from Q1 2011, and while we don’t really go into the money, we do look at these figures to gauge the interest in the Tech world.
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PowerBack and Vario iPad Case/Stands
Review
Two Unusual iPad Case/Stands Reviewed by Jackie Richards, Guest Writer PowerBack Battery Case with Kickstand and Dock Kensington $90 to $130 online PowerBack is
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NoiseHush SolarVisor N650 Bluetooth Carkit – Review
The NoiseHush SolarVisor N650 is a fairly lightweight, 4.5 x 2 inch black plastic device. A small magnet and solar cell is located on the rear of the unit. A clear plastic windshield mount, USB car charger, and instruction manual are included with the kit. The NoiseHush SolarVisor N650 needs to be fully charged before using. It takes two hours with the USB car charger or approximately twenty-eight hours if using sunlight.
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60 Billion worth of Truffles!
MyMac Podcast 329
Steve Jobs takes a leave of absence and Apple announces their quarterly results for the 1st quarter of 2011 which adds up to a LOT of Italian white Alba Truffles! We also have some great audio feedback from Scott (Pocket Sized Podcast) Willsey and Tim (TechFan) Robertson about Nuking Verizon…or something like that. We’re also giving away a few Mac App bundles courtesy of AppSumo!
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Photoshop CS5 SCOOTS with 8 GB of RAM!
Photoshop CS5 Extended Company: Adobe Price: $999 upgrade $349 (education pricing also available) I promised you an update to my earlier Photoshop CS5 review,
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MOG is the new Napster
Nemo Memo
MOG is the new Napster, except better, faster, and cheaper MOG is a paid subscription streaming music service. For ten dollars per month you
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Elmedia Player- Review
Elmedia provides two versions of their media player: a free version and a $20 PRO version that will allow you to download movies and videos from online directly to your hard drive. I found it noteworthy that even the free version will play Microsoft’s Silverlight format (XAP). Elmedia Player also supports Adobe Flash (FLV), AVI, MOV, WMV, SWF, MPEG, and Real Player’s RM and RV formats.
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MOO Online Card Printing Service, Part Two
Nemo Memo
MOO specializes in a variety of cards, using an online process. The company has a small family of cards and accessories. Read Mark Rudd’s
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