Month: November 2006

Ben Rudolph is the marketing director at Parallels. I asked him this question. His response, with permission to post, folows. Q: Is there a

Here is the write-up concerning a guy who bought an iPod from SmallDog.com, one of our long-time sponsors. Turns out, instead of an iPod,

I recently picked up the DVDs of the “re-imagined” Battlestar Galactica show, and very good it is to. Compared with the original series, the

Apple updated its line of professional portable computers today, the MacBook Pro. These are the first portable computers in Apple’s lineup that include the

Thanks to ABC’s fairly nifty Website, I have been able to experiment with some non-iTunes shows, namely Six Degrees. ABC has an archive of

When I bought my first digital camera, I thought I was getting a great deal on my 2mp Nikon Coolpix. After rebates it was

Selling Like Hotcakes? Selling like Hotcakes???? Ahhhhhh! What is the etimology of this phrase and why are we still using it? This expression seems

It’s easy to assume the Arab world is made up of wealthy sheiks, fanatical clerics, helpless women trapped behind the veils, and angry teenage

Many people come to MyMac.com for the great unbiased reviews, user generated blogs, the podcasts that tickle our funny bones, and the spark and

A new Warp Core column (#80 in the series) has just been posted over at Appleinks.com. How to Become a Literate Mac User Simply

It’s that time of year once again, the time of year when the weather in New England finally tells you that the summer of

(because Tim said I had to plug this one…) This week on iProng Radio, Bill and Shelly interview John Taylor of Duran Duran about

Seeing as how a literally walked into getting first-hand photos of the red Apple logo in the glass cube on Fifth Avenue last night,

Amid rumors that Apple will introduce a Special Edition red-colored iPod nano on Friday as part of Bono’s “Product Red” campaign to fight AIDS,

I’m not going to watch NCIS anymore. No more Lauren Holly, Pauley Perrette, cool Bellisario plots, and excellent direction by Tom and Frank Wright

This is not a review, just a tech note. I tried for years to get Apple’s Backup 1.0 and 2.0 to work for me.

MAC BABY’S THIRD BLOG FROM THE CRIB: We are smarter than computers. Or are we? by Artie Alinikoff The world has gone computer. I

As a tutorial author and software instructor, I’m impressed with the quality and focus of Apple’s new iLife QuickTime video free tutorials. You’ll get

What I’m Playing For those who listen to the original MyMac podcast, you know I am a game player. Not every game that comes