Month: November 2008

So here a mystery for all your Macintosh aficionados and collectors.

The return address is from eMedia, the company that makes all the music learning software titles. I have reviewed one or two myself, years ago, but usually it is John Nemo reviewing the eMedia programs. So what ever is in this box will be a surprise, as I have no idea what it is.

That’s more like it, and actual box. This time, SNOW had dusted the box left by the UPS man on the porch, as a light snowfall has settled over the city these last three days. Which could be worse, as to the west and north of us is getting huge amounts of snowfall.

Some people in this town spend a career trying to finish the above sentence, but when I realized the smoke had sufficiently cleared such

Most UnBox packages come in, well, a box. Not so today with a padded envelope delivered via the USPS. Feral Interactive is the moniker on the return address, London to be precise.

I received a beta copy of BoinxTV a few months ago and have been putting it through its paces and it really is pretty amazing. Many of things that video editors typically do in post-production can be achieved live using BoinxTV. OK enough of the PR, let’s talk about the product.

As vital as it is for me to be out here in Los Angeles in the spring and the fall, I’ve learned that the

WHAT’S WRONG WITH CARS THESE DAYS?

That gleaming white FedEx box has to mean only one thing: another episode of UnBox here at MyMac Magazine! The return shipping address, as

There is nothing like a cool, crisp Michigan afternoon when you find that the UPS man has come and left a new UnBox package

Google has failed me. It was an eye opening experience to NOT be able to find an answer to a tech question, but maybe

I explore the online video channels (so you don’t have to) and find cool Macintosh (or Apple) related videos. Could be informative, funny, endearing,

Two new BrightHub articles: One on how to share your screen using iChat (Leopard required on both machines). The second article tells you how

I explore the online video channels (so you don’t have to) and find cool Macintosh (or Apple) related videos. Could be informative, funny, endearing,

Read on for details… Life would be easier for Adobe customer support if Creative Suite users were mostly on the same page, obviously, and

A Monday afternoon, a box showing up on the porch for a new episode of UnBox! This time around, there is a note of