Larry laments a really, really bad decision to not back up a web server for almost seven years! There are consequences.
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Larry laments a really, really bad decision to not back up a web server for almost seven years! There are consequences.
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The Moshi Concerti is one of the nicest of the accessories. It’s a stylish iPad case that is made from a hybrid silicone/microfiber fabric, but it looks and feels like suede. I handed it to my wife as she was about to leave on a two week trip. She found it functional in most respects but with limitations.
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Gaz and Guy get it all together for this show, their first since the Macworld Expo. Skype hates Gaz and GarageBand hates Guy so it was a real roller coaster affair. A bit about Sony, a bit about the ViPhone, and more about the Daily, but this show’s highlights are the Expo and Bumpers. Don’t worry, it will all make sense by the end (or will it?)
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Download the show here and listen, and subscribe in iTunes and get each show for FREE Peter rants a lot in this podcast, which
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Two small, versatile, high-value computer accesssories: Presenter Pro Remote with Green Laser Kensington $80 XtremKey LaCie $50 to $230, depending on capacity In commando,
Read MoreLightWake is an alarm clock for the iPad that gently wakes you up with soothing music and gradual light, like a sunrise. The sunrise duration can be set anywhere from 10 minutes to 60 minutes, during which time the screen gets brighter and the accompanying music increases in volume. In theory: a great idea. But not for me.
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Tim and David take a look at the NEW publication, The Daily. Is the subscription magazine on iPad finally done right, or is it more of the same? Macworld Expo 2011 has come and gone, and the guys have some ideas on how to make it better next year. Plus, Sony introduces the new PSP 2, or whatever it will be called, and Nintendo states that download games will be tied to devise, NOT to user accounts. Much fodder to chew on this week!
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The right tool for the right job: we suggest here a quick checklist of the strengths (and weaknesses) of databases and spreadsheets.
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No Gazmaz but that’s okay since almost the whole show is a re-broadcast of the Macworld LIVE presentation that Tim and Guy did at the Macworld Expo on Saturday January 29th.
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The book Understanding Adobe Photoshop CS5 is described by the author as a book for people who are beginner Photoshop CS5 users, and need a global understanding of the software. As written in the introduction, many Photoshop books are geared towards really basic Photoshop introduction, specific features (such as layers or working with image modes), or new features only. This book is billed as a learning tool for beginners, but it will get you to almost every aspect you need to understand for using Photoshop CS5.
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The Mac Superguide provides tips on everything from installing software and operating system upgrades to solving issues with networks. It’s virtually an A to Z guide to fixing just about every common issue that faces users of the Mac platform.
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If you’re looking for a book that explains how to use some of the cloud services mentioned above, stop here. This is not a how-to book on specific applications or services. If, however, you’re looking to create a cloud-based service, whether for public consumption or your own private company, then continue reading.
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Great job, Tim and Guy, at the noon Saturday MacworldLive streaming video podcast from Moscone Center in San Francisco. Thanks to Sam Levin for
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Guy and Tim wrap up MyMac.com’s coverage of the 2011 Macworld Expo. In this last episode, Tim and Guy discuss the three days of Expo, the show on the main stage on Saturday, and at the very end snag an interview with Ted Landau, who was innocently walking by. Booth segments include Splashtop, Quick office, Ditto, Blue Microphones, Boom, Mophie, and Genieo.
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OMG! Where did Guy go? Since the show must go on, Tim Robertson (TechFan) hosts the podcast as Day 2 of the Macworld Expo takes center stage. With Tim and Owen Rubin reporting from the showroom floor, we talk with Apparent Software, HP, iStreamer, Jaksta, Kensington, MacKeeper, and MindVision Software.
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With Macworld Expo 2011 as a backdrop, Tim Robertson, Owen Rubin, and special guest Ira Feigelman talk tech and gadget goodness. Ira participates in his very first podcast, and we talk about his very first computer, his favorite gadget, some Macworld Expo history, and much more. Recorded in Tim’s palatial (cough-cough) hotel suite on Day Two of Macworld Expo.
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