Tim Robertson and special guest Michael Manna from The T4 Show discuss the roll of government, Wiki Leaks, iTunes content, iPad, and much more.
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ScreenCastsOnline – Right Down to the Very Last App
It seems as though Don McAllister is determined to provide detailed tutorials on every available application for the Mac. The site map for his ScreenCastsOnline.com (SCO) website is daunting in its scope.
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Matias Tactilepro 3 – Review
The Matias Tactilepro 3 has traditional sculpted key tops that are curved to fit your fingertips and keep your fingers from sliding out of the home position.
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Artrage for iPad App
Review
ArtRage for iPad Company: Ambient Design $6.99 iTunes link I have had the opportunity to review several versions of the great natural media painting
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Orb Puts Your Media Where You Want It
Orb has three products: Orb Live: $9.99 Orb Music Player: $69.00 Orb TV: $99.00 http://www.orb.com Orb has three different products which are quite similar
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Best PC Upgrade?
Thanks to Neil Worton for sending his friends picture in! Perfect!
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Out of Gaz
MyMac Podcast 322
Gaz couldn’t make it this week so Scott Willsey and Owen Rubin fellow writers at MyMac.com step up to the plate! We talk in circles around new content at MyMac.com while still managing to completely avoid whatever the story was actually about (but it works so go with it!). We talk about some of the options for remote desktop software and give some applications a quick review!
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How My iPod Touch and iPad Change The Way I Use eMail
I have a lot of email accounts. Probably more than I should. One is personal, one for MyMac, one for work, one for junk,
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The Death of the Xserve, and the Ailing Traditional Media
Larry Grinnell returns to rant about the end of the Xserve and ponders (rants) on what the heck happened to the traditional (print) graphic arts industry; all with his obligatory wild digressions.
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iRig and Amplitube
Review
I’ve always wanted to learn how to play the electric guitar. So, two years ago at the young age of thirty eight I finally decided to give it a try. Mid-life crisis you ask? Maybe, but I’m having a blast! Anyone else who’s worked hard at learning one of their favorite tunes knows the thrill felt when you finally hit that power chord riff or solo perfectly. I remember the feeling well as I was recently rocking out to Def Leppard’s ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me.’ Hey, cut me some slack, I grew up in the eighties!
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New AppleTV coming today?
If you read the rumors, a new AppleTV using the iPhone OS will be introduced today or in the near future. If it is
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LALA no more! Maybe Good news for iTunes?
In December 2009, Apple bought Lala. On June 1st, 2010 Apple closed down the cloud-based Lala music service and no reasons were given by
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Even more AT&T fail- iPad with 3G more expensive
AT&T has announced new data plans for mobile Internet, claiming these plans will make it “more affordable to more people…â€, but this is just
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More AT&T fail
In a previous blog entry , I complained that AT&T’s U-verse VIOP phone system was not read for prime time. They blacked out 22
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M&M Products reviewed
Is BP Doing their Best? No!
While I realize that the BP Oil spill is not exactly a Congressional issue now (yet?), the President has said he needs to do
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Plumbing The Depths
So, BP CEO Tony Hayward says “I’m sorry”, to residents of the gulf states, whose lives and livelihoods are pretty well screwed up by
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But I Digress, or My Weekend in Chicago
Once upon a time when I was a corporate drone, I traveled a lot on my employer’s dime. My former employer’s policy was to
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The Grandson’s iPod Shuffle
My nine year old grandson won a refurbished iPod shuffle for reading the most books in his class by the end of the school
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Macspiration Quicktip: MultiG For Your iPad
My wife and I use my iPad to check our various email accounts. The problem with the Mail app is that it displays the
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