Attendance was by invitation only at the top-secret Adobe Media Event held in an undisclosed location within San Francisco’s Moscone Center during January’s Macworld Expo. Select editors of online and print publications were given a high-energy preview of the comprehensive group of applications within Adobe’s new Creative Suite 3, or CS3.
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Do you use the micro-SD flash cards in your cell-phone camera? If so, the IOGEAR PCRW card reader may be just what you are looking for.
Artie takes a look at the stylish Moshi Codex case for the MacBook. Does it protect as well as it looks? Read the review to find out.
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The AppleTV is finally here, and you just know Tim and the gang want one. Who is Mr. X, and what does he have to say? Answers in BookBytes Live. David C. talks about VisualBasic, or the lack thereof, on this weeks Fenestration. Finally, Robert H. reviews the AltecLansing iM7 iPod speaker system.
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After searching and trying out three or four different solutions that would work with my .mac website/account, someone recommended Soundslides. I downloaded the trial version and immediately liked the the layout and simplicity of the application.
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I use iPhoto as my primary photo editing program. Most of the photos I take just need some minor adjustments and cropping. However, there are those occasions when the editing tools in iPhoto don’t cut it. That is when I call in the big guns, i.e.. Photoshop. There is the quick method for doing this, and one that is a little longer. I’ll cover both in this article.
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Nemo takes a look at both the Torq backpack, as well as the Dart, a computer sleeve / case. These are pricey unit, so are they worth it? Check out Johns review today.
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I have never been a fan of hard shell iPod cases until I got my hands on the iPod Video Aluminum Hardcase by RhinoSkin. This has to be one of the nicest iPod cases I have had the opportunity to try
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Look out Timbuk2 and Brenthaven, there is a new player in town that is
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I recently had the chance two try out two similar, yet different products by EZGear. One is an iPod stand, and the other is an iPod case that doubles as a stand. I’ll start with the stand.
Read MoreThis week, Nemo interviews author Mitch Ratcliffe, while David Cohen returns with Fenestration. Robert reviews Gelaskins, The Laptop Desk, and the Slanket. And Tim, Guy, and Chad are joined by Larry for a fun chat.
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Should Macintosh users be eager for Office 08? Are there enough compelling reasons for a Macintosh user to switch? Are you looking forward to the upgrade, or do you plan on sticking with Office 04? Office 08 is coming – Should you really care?
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For over two months, I’m playing email ping pong with the Logitech Customer Support. They claim mystification. Now I know better. They knew of the issue long ago and have done nothing (tangible). I feel like I’m saying goodbye to an old friend.
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Get the photo no one else thinks of, while guests are dancing and drinking. Then organize your personal collection of pictures into an iPhoto book.
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Many people know about keyboard shortcuts. These are key combinations with the Apple/Command Key and another key. For example, "Apple"+"P" will bring up the print window. This article is about lesser known shortcuts, and other keyboard tricks that you may or may not know about
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When John Nemo asked me to review this product, I wound up having to buy a copy of Parallels for my Intel Core Duo Mac mini. I had put it off for a while, but in hindsight, I’m glad I did it. As I reported previously, the Parallels and Windows XP Pro installations went extremely smoothly, as did all the zillions of Windows security patches that had to be installed. Read the full review here
The second edition update of this ebook covers the latest version of Boot Camp, which has slightly more advanced capabilities than the original version, and also what is going on with the free Q emulator. There is also a comprehensive discussion of the latest beta version of Parallels. Read the review here.
Most card readers are simply that, card readers and nothing more, but Moshi has designed a few nice little extras with this one, like designing the cards it can accept with the future in mind. Read the review here.
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This, our 120th weekly podcast episode, was recorded live at the Apple Store. Tim and Chad give away a ton of software and hardware during the events Apple Quiz. We also interview Dan Knight, publisher of LowEndMac.com, as well as Joel Mueller from MacUpdate.com. Plus we announce the winners of our home contest. All that, plus a special moment at the end of the show.
This podcast is sponsored by
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Other World Computing
Griffin Technologies
McGraw-Hill Publishing
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Special heartfelt thanks to the great staff of the Grand Rapids Apple Store, located in the Woodland Mall. They are the best!
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Pictures of our giveaway for the Apple Store Podcast! Join MyMac.com for a live recording of their 120th weekly podcast. The podcast will cover such topics as Apple TV, what it means to podcast, and the impact of the iPhone on all Mac users. Win great software and hardware by answering Apple, Inc. trivia questions. Tim and Chad will be giving away the following products.
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