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Macspiration 75
Baby Announcements in iPhoto

March 7, 2007September 6, 2011 How-To, Macspiration 0

Normally, Macspiration has articles geared towards beginners. This week I have a more advanced tutorial for you.

EH 150 Headphones
Review

March 7, 2007September 6, 2011 Headphones, Review 0

After playing around with cheap headphones I came to the conclusion that many do with devices like this; you get what you pay for. That doesnâ€™t mean you canâ€™t get a decent set of headphones without spending a fortune though. Case in point, the Sennheiser EH 150 headphones.

The Nemo Memo
Nemo’s $500 Samson Sound Studio

March 6, 2007September 6, 2011 Nemo Memo 0

"Flat. Dry. Unembellished. Neutral. Clean. Clear. Uncluttered. Direct." These adjectives describe how playback presents itself via CH70. When this is your goal, Samson’s CH70 or CH700 are worth a listen.

HarmonyAudio
Review Review

March 6, 2007September 6, 2011 Review 0

Looking for a way to get the audio from a 1/4-inch input jack into your Macintosh? The HarmonyAudio may just be the firewire ticket you have been waiting for. Guy Serle reviews.

MyMac Podcast #119
Deke McClelland and Russ Walkowich

March 5, 2007September 6, 2011 MyMac Podcast 0

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Russ Walkowich joins Tim, Chad, and Guy for a talk about Verizon High-Speed internet, as well as his long history at MyMac.com and the latest Apple and Macintosh news. Nemo interviews the one and only Deke McClelland, one of the preeminent Macintosh writers in the world. And David Cohen returns with a look at the Windows version of Microsoft Office 2007.

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Deke McClelland
Learning @ Your Own Pace
Photoshop CS3 Beta One-on-One Preview

Six Years Old, Three Years Solo
MyMac.com Help Desk #8

March 2, 2007September 6, 2011 MyMac.com Help Desk 0

Topics include – what is the best application on a Mac for recording a single track solo voice audio, getting cassette audio into your Mac, the spacebar key not working, and setting up a Mac for a toddler to use.

lynda.com
A Close Look

March 2, 2007September 6, 2011 Review 0

Welcome to lynda.com, and to one of the easiest and most comfortable learning situations I can imagine. The concept of lynda.com is so natural and user friendly that one could consider it a gift. Sure, it costs money to join. With unlimited access to the site and all the material at your fingertips the cost is inconsequential. It’s $25 a month for around-the-clock access.

Verizon FIOS
How Iâ€™ve added fiber to my system and how much I enjoy it!

March 1, 2007August 14, 2016 Opinion 0

Now Comcast Internet was good at first but overall, Comcast service for TV and their customer service (I was a customer since 1990) just was the absolute worst. So when Verizon contractor crews showed up last year and began digging up the front yards in the neighborhood to lay the fiber optic cables and put in the junction boxes, I was really interested in finding out what the story was about the system.

Camera RAW – What is it good for?

February 27, 2007September 13, 2010 Camera, Original Blog 0

RAW can be confusing and daunting to understand and to learn but once it clicks you will find it difficult to go back to editing JPEGs.

PalmGuard by Moshi
Review

February 27, 2007August 22, 2011 Macbook, Macbook Pro, Macintosh, Review 0

My Black MacBook does have a tendency to show fingerprints and smudges. While the outside is something I wipe down constantly, the palm rest and trackpad are areas Iâ€™d like to try and keep as smudge free as possibleâ€¦but that seems impossible at times. Enter Moshi and itâ€™s product, the PalmGuard.

Macspiration 74
Super Quick Tips

February 27, 2007August 22, 2011 How-To, Macspiration 0

This week I have five really quick and easy tips for you.

MyMac Podcast 118
Andrew Shalat

February 26, 2007August 22, 2011 MyMac Podcast 0

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Tim and Chad talk about the latest in Macintosh news. Robert reviews both the EarBuddy and TechTool Pro 4.5. Guy Serle returns with an all-new Not Mac News! And Nemo interviews author Andrew Shalat.

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Apple Store Prize list
TechTool Pro
EarBuddy
CNET Do-It-Yourself Mac Projects
Mac Design Out of the Box
Andrew Shalat

Dreamweaver 8
Review

February 23, 2007September 6, 2011 Review 0

This is what happens when you procrastinate on a Mac article: the whole world changes before your eyes! When I first got my review copy of Dreamweaver 8, it was fresh off the presses from Macromedia. I was happy to get it, and then it wasn’t Macromedia’s any more. Hearing that Adobe had taken over, I felt positively parental: “Be nice to my baby!”

Bravo SE Disc Publisher
Review

February 23, 2007September 6, 2011 DVD Burner, Review 0

Convergence – it is one of the buzzwords in computing at the moment. It is the joining of disparate technologies in a single device – for example, a cellphone and an MP3 player. Primera Technology sent me a different and intriguing example of the same convergence concept – their Bravo SE Disc Publisher. What they have done is integrate a DVD writer, inkjet printer and a nifty robot arm to create a unit to automate the production of professional quality DVD or CD discs.

Posterino
Review

February 21, 2007September 6, 2011 Review 0

At first glance, Posterino looks like a Print Shop/Photoshop type of program, but it isn’t. Posterino is a program for making photo collages, photo postcards, and more. The projects you work on can be as simple or as complicated as you want. Plus, you don’t have to use only photos. If you can import the image file into iPhoto, you can use it in Posterino.

$800 for 3 Letters
Is the “Pro” in MacBook Pro Really Worth the Price?

February 20, 2007September 6, 2011 Opinion 0

$800 for 3 Letters – Is the "Pro" in MacBook Pro Really Worth the Price? David Cohen and John Nemorovski face off in this important buying question.

Macspiration 73
The Download Drawer-Another Mixed Bag of Downloads

February 20, 2007September 6, 2011 How-To, Macspiration 0

Iâ€™ve been finding a bunch of great, free downloads in the past few weeks. Thatâ€™s about all they have in common. They range from a recipe organizer to a watermark program to a video converter. Hereâ€™s a few of them.

MyMac Podcast #117
Adam Christianson and Robin Williams

February 19, 2007September 6, 2011 MyMac Podcast 0

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Adam Christianson from The MacCast joins Tim and Chad for lively chat about his history in Macs, the current state of Apple and Steve Jobs, and much more. David Cohen reviews Take Control of Running Windows on a Mac, Second Edition. Robert Essential Acoustic Guitar and DVCreators Final Cut Pro Foundations. To wrap the show, Nemo interview one of our favorite Mac authors of all time, Robin Williams.

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The Non-Designer’s Collection
The Non-Designer’s Design Book Second Edition
Take Control of Running Windows on a Mac

A Better Finder Tool Suite
Review

February 16, 2007September 6, 2011 Review 0

A Better Finder Tool Suite is a set of Finder add-ons that perform bulk renaming, attribute editing, and file finding tasks. A Better Finder Rename and A Better Finder Attributes are launched through contextual menu items and thereby applied to batches of files, making changes to files that are either slow or impossible to make in the Finder. Via a keyboard shortcut, A Better Finder Launcher gives the user shortcuts to files and applications. Since each is also available as a standalone product, this review will look at each of them separately before balancing up the entire set in terms of value and usefulness.

Nemo Memo
At First Glance

February 16, 2007September 6, 2011 Nemo Memo, Opinion 0

When your company, small or large, needs to develop customers and markets, you use Glance to present your offering from across the world or across the room, via a live Internet connection routed through Glance’s data network. John talks to the company president and cofounder, Taylor Kew.