Month: November 2006

While right-of-centre parties are not typically seen as the natural friends of the green movement, the British Conservatives used their annual party conference last

Throughout the years, I’ve devised a standard to help determine when to buy a new Mac. I call it the 4X rule. That is,

All this talk about the Zune reminds me of all the hatred that exudes from Mac and Windows fanboys everytime a new product is

On the subject of Banned Book week, Mymac reader Matt supplied this link he came across Thanks for reading and writing, Matt. So, if

Admit it. You surf three thousand websites a week on average. Most of those are way too forgettable (and you maybe should burn your

The 78th installment of The Warp Core has been published over at Applelinks.com. “The CEO and the Internet Fritter-Factor.” The premise is something I’ve

SOLID STATE MACINTOSHES? I said something like this about a year ago in a blog called “No Media Drives On Intel Macs?” A lot

While Tim and Chad were at my hotel room and we were recording, I felt a real buzz from our conversation. It was a

Greenpeace has a website up to send a form e-letter to Steve Jobs (like he’ll ever see them) If you go to this link

That’s what it looks like, though the photo shows the predecessor to my current 1.83 GHz MacBook before it was exchanged because of a

Yesterday, Adobe and Apple seemed to square off and take center ring at Photokina with updated versions of their powerful, pro-level photo management and

Last time on Memoirs of a Podcaster: Guy, fighting life threatening illness, fights his toward the front lines of Grand Rapids, Michigan, while Tim

For those who haven’t paid attention lately, the MyMac.com Podcast hits a major milestone this week. One hundred podcasts. Tim and Chad has been

A very good way to calibrate what goes on in the Macintosh community is to look at the activities in other industries: automotive, beverages,

‘We all know that books burn, yet we have the greater knowledge that books cannot be killed by fire. People die, but books never

John Farr introduced me to Applelinks.com back in 1998, and together, we launched my new column. Farr did the artwork, and we laid out

So much for papal infalliability. After making a speech to his alma mater, the University of Regensburg in Germany, Pope Benedict XVI has apologised

Lot’s of press lately about the Zune player from Microsoft. Is it an iPod killer? Maybe if you throw them at each other from