Category: Review

Guest Essay: “Those Mac People” It happened. I’ve somehow become ‘one of those Mac people.” I really can’t even explain how or when because

I love these commercials. Go to this link to see and listen to a whole bunch of them. Bud Light commercials

At MacWorld Expo, I spoke with the good folks at Best Buy’s booth and held a lengthy conversation on how BB is planning to

Guest blog by Susan Klement: “If we’re all open to learning, we can improve. I still say that the Genius Bar is reason enough

Last August, I posted five Apple Mail rules that some readers found useful. Here are some more rules you might try. You of course,

This year is the 21st anniversary of my introduction to Macintosh. I’m still in love. But sometimes one needs a break, even from the

Mystifyingly, two of my photos didn’t appear in my previous post. I’m trying again … but don’t blame me if it doesn’t work! It

John Farr tells me stick insects this size are unusual in America. We spotted this in a tree near our verandah a week ago.

How many websites have you visited that have an email address to send questions and/or comments to? How many of these websites actually respond

A couple of months ago I almost bought a printer for my little MacBook set-up I have upstairs. All my photo stuff is still

(Last chance to not read this) It’s no fun when your child is sick. If it’s the typical childhood (or adult) illnesses like colds

What a totally disgusting, awful day. It’s been many moons since I’ve experienced one so bad. You don’t need to know all the gory

Is it just me, or is Twitter running on the worst server in the history of the internet? The service is down about as

random thoughts… – I’ve concluded that as I rarely carry an iPod anymore unless I’m using it to out an accessory, and since there

Color: Correcting and Grading in Final Cut Studio by Michael Wohl and David Gross Publisher: Peachpit Press ISBN: 978-0-321-50911-6 Price: $54.99 US, $59.99 Canada,

As of April 1, 2008, the Adobe® Stock Photos royalty-free image service will be discontinued. We made this decision in order to focus our

The 16Gb iPhone is priced at $100 more than the 8Gb at $499, and the 32Gb Touch comes in at $100 more than the 16Gb Touch, also $499.

[Today I received the following remarkable letter from reader Zulay, in California. Comments like hers validate everything we do here at MyMac.com. The URL