Sweden has brought us lots of good things – Saunas, Ikea, Volvo, Saab, Astrid Lindgren… the list could go on – but Keyword Manager definitely impressing me much more than my Ikea desk or the Volvo I just can’t afford. I am not going to pretend that it brings me as much joy as the stories Astrid Lindgren has written, but for a software tool it is pretty awesome.
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When it comes to books about digital photography, Thomson Press is a sure bet for both beginner and experienced photographers. Their photography books are typically well illustrated, designed, and written from a practical point of view. This review looks at Canon EOS 30D: Guide to Digital Photography by David D. Busch.
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Anyone who regularly shoots digital photographs realizes just how easy it is to fill up a photo management system like Apple’s iPhoto with thousands of images. In fact, uploading, managing, and processing digital photos is probably the most difficult part of digital photography. Everyone loves to shoots pictures, but digital photos can easily fill up a hard drive just in same way many old school shutterbugs could fill up shoe boxes and plastic covered album pages
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Music is something shared by friends.
In your lonely room you listen to your tunes. Certain songs strike a chord somewhere inside you.
Boys do it. Girls do it.
Do you have to send a large file to someone and it is too large for email? If you are a .Mac member you can easily do this with iDisk and the Public folder, and it’s really easy.
Read MoreJohn Nemo talks with author Joli Ballew about her new Do-It-Yourself Mac Projects book. Robert reviews two Logitech products, the diNovo Edge keyboard and the MX Revolution mouse. David Cohen talks more on Virtualization on your Mac, while the round-table discussions with Tim, Chad, and Guy hit on many different subjects.
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Logitech diNovo Edge
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There was a time, not long ago, that Chris Seibold was known for his cartoon work as well as his writing. Where, or where, has the funny gone, Chris? Presented here for the first time is the complete collection (downloadable in PDF format) ebook of all his work. It’s free, it’s funny, and it is worth the download! Click here to download. (6.8MB – 142 pages)
Just an Apple cell phone and not an Apple iPod phone Most pundants say an Apple cell phone will never happen They give dozens
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While in Prague earlier this week I walked past an Apple Authorized Retail Store near Andel Metro Station. Prices here were considerably higher than at home. I decided to do a price comparison when I would be back home to see what was really going on. This short article presents my findings, but before we can take a look at those finding, we need to understand how I did the comparison.
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I get quite a bit of email about our weekly podcast and one of the most recent question that listeners have been asking is a technical one: “How do you get your conversations with other people to sound like they’re actually in the same room with you?†Rather than send the same explanation to each person every time I get one of these emails, I thought it would be easier to just write an article and explain how we do it.
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For the past couple of weeks I have been discussing the different System Preferences, and how you can use them to customize your Mac. The Appearance System Preference allows you to change how parts of the computer interface look and act. It also has a lot of parts, which is why I chose to discuss it in its own article.
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Do you have older hard drives you only need quick access to, but don’t want to crack open your case, or an external HD case, simply to get or write some data to it? Check out Knotty’s review for a product that may be just what you are looking for.
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Mazen Al-Angary joins Tim and Guy for a chat about the state of Macs in Saudi Arabia. Do you use a Mac in a Windows world? David Cohen has the segment for you. Robert has a review of C03U Samson Audio microphone, and Nemo looks at four new Photoshop books. Plus, Tim reviews the iTalkPro from Griffin Technology.
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iTalk Pro
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Photoshop Filter Effects Encyclopedia
The Photoshop CS / CS2 Wow! Book
Photoshop Masking & Compositing
Photoshop CS2 Before & After Makeovers
Make a Perfect Party Playlist, MS Vista, Part I & II, My Apple Newton, Greenpeace, Apple & Corporate Responsibility, Specials!
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Is Apple, Inc. blowing its chance to sell Macs to a potentially huge market thanks to the indifference of ABM (Arab Business Machines)? MyMac.com’s own Mazen Al-Angary takes a look at the state of Apple Resale in the Middle-East, and it is not good news for potential Mac buyers. A must read.
Too bad you can’t make copies of your DVDs on to cheap consumer blank DVDs. That way, when your child ruins yet another copy of Garfield 2, you don’t care, as it was just a cheap copy, while the original stays safe in its case. Or can you? Read the review of DVD2oneX2 for Macintosh, which uses Magic and Elves to shrink a movie DVD to fit on a 4.7GB DVD disc.
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My ears and nerves were stunned for a few minutes afterward, but there was no subsequent distortion or damage to either Resolv 50a unit.
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New writer Knotty joins the MyMac.com team with a look at The Perfect Storm, her five reasons why Apple and the Mac is about to push over to the next level.
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