Author: The MyMac Podcast

Mike Lee of United Lemur joins us for the podcast. Cool Mac Picks with Sam Levin kicks off the show, while topics later include Computer Trivia circa 1987, Macworld Expo, iPhone, and much more! In the roundtable: Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Guy Serle, Mike Lee.

We have a return engagement with developer Freeverse to learn how they are fairing with their iPhone Apps and future plans. Sam Levin not only joins Tim for a Cool Mac Picks, but sticks around for the entire show. And Guy Serle, not scheduled to be on this week, joins in for the third segment of the show.

On the show this week: Bryan Hughes, a product manager for Adobe Photoshop! We look at some of the very cool new features in Adobe Photoshop CS4, and why you will really want to upgrade your version. Tim has a hard time on the show this week saying “Version” for no apparent reason. Lee Givens, Guy Serle, and Tim then look at the new Apple products released this week, including MacBook, MacBook Pro, and the new Apple display. Finally, Tim, Guy, and Lee go ten rounds on a possible future product!

Tim Robertson has an exclusive interview with Stan Miasnikov, President of software developer Phunkware. At the behest of The Tetris Company LLC, Apple, Inc. asked Phunkware to pull the game Shaker on copyright claims. Also, VisualHub is done, Podcaster returns, and the SEC investigates the false Steve Jobs heart attack CNN iReport. If all that was not enough, Apple has announced a Laptop event for next week! Let the speculation begin! The roundtable includes Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Guy Serle, and Lee Givens.

We welcome back MyMac writer Rich Lefko to the podcast this week after a too long hiatus from the show. Tim, David, and Rich all gang up on Guy Serle who contends that Apple has been a bit of a let-down recently. Sam Levin helps kick off the show with an all-new Cool Mac Picks.

With all the controversy surrounding Apple rejecting the Podcaster App from iTunes, we thought it would be a perfect time to have a chat with the App developer, Alex Sokirynsky. Featured roundtable participants include returning hosts Tim Robertson and David Cohen, plus Owen Rubin and Neale Monks. Later in the show, Sam Levin joins in with a Cool Mac Picks, and the roundtable looks back on the weekly happenings in the Mac world, SCSI, and more.

MyMac celebrates our 200th weekly podcast episode this week with a super-sized episode. We kick off the show with this week’s Apple event news, including the new iPod Nano and iTunes 8. Then our focus shifts to the question: What three applications would you want on your Mac on a deserted island? Participating are Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Guy Serle, Sam Levin, Lee Givens, John Nemo, Rich Lefko, and Neale Monks.

Host Tim Robertson interviews ex-Korn guitarist and now solo artist Brian Head Welch about using a Mac and his upcoming album, Save Me From Myself. Later, Lee Givens, Guy Serle, David Cohen, Tim, and Bill Palmer talk all things Apple.

This week, Tim welcomes David Cohen, Bill Dudney, and Sam Levin to the podcast. First up, Bill talks about his new iPhone App, Code Breaker. We also look at the VC funding that seems to be trying to pour itself into the App market. Sam Levin returns with a party-theme Cool Mac Picks, and a new contest thanks to PosiMotion!Be sure to listen to win two ten-dollars iTunes gift cards! To wrap up the show, David and Tim look at all the negative publicity surrounding Apple over the last few weeks, MacSales RAM, and cleaning your Mac. A full and fun show, ready for your downloading pleasure!

Lee Givens returns after a month and a half hiatus to join Tim, Guy, and David for a lively discussion. Topics include Microsoft Office 08, Jerry Seinfeld pimping Windows with Bill Gates, and a ton more. Plus, Sam Levin joins in with a Cool Mac Picks, and we announce the two winners of our PosiMotion contest!

Contest Time! Listen to the podcast this week for your chance to win iTunes Gift Cards, courtesy of PosiMotion. Sam Levin comes on with a new Cool Mac Picks, while Tim and Guy fight it out over whether Apple should be more compatible with Microsoft. Plus the weeks Mac news, and the launch of AppMinute.com.

Bill Dudney returns to cohost this week along with the usual gang of Tim, David, Guy, and Sam. Not a lot of Mac news this week, but we look at the state of the AppStore and much more. Sam joins in with a new Cool Mac Picks, including iPhone apps and a cool backpack.

Harry McCracken, founder of Technologizer.com and former Editor-in-Chief of PC World joins the podcast this week for a lively and fun interview. Harry is one of the most respected tech writers on the web today, and has been writing about technology for a decade and a half. Other topics include Mac clone maker Psystar, cracks in iPhones, and much more.