Building the iAtariMac
What is MacMod? An idea and concept that sprung to life in the minds of Tim Robertson and Chad Perry way back in the summer of 2003. The idea? Wouldn’t it be cool if there were a video show online that was like a combination of American Chopper and Junkyard Wars, but about Macs?
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Vista Delays Help Apple, iWork at Work, More on Intel Transition, Technology makes Holly’s Life Easier
Podcast 74 features a conversation with Phil Ariza of iPort. Not only do we talk about the latest products from iPort, but we are giving away an iPort FS2. To enter the contest, listen to the show for details. Chad and Tim also talk about the latest in Apple and Macintosh news, playing with the Mac mini in an entertainment system, and much more. Also featuring the Dashboard Minute from Guy Serle, and the return of Not Mac News by Chris Seibold.
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iPortMusic.com
Apple Do-It-Yourself upgrade page
MacMinute.com
Dashboard Minute links:
DashClicko
iPhoto Mini
General widgity nonsense
The Macally Icebud combines a protective pouch, a neck lanyard, and headphones for the iPod Nano or iPod Shuffle, into one product.
I’m not a hard reviewer in that if a book can give me information, then it is usually worth the price. These books had a lot of information in them. But as a reviewer, I’m supposed to pick nits, and find things I didn’t like. The easy nit on the series is that they’re written in a very casual tone, but on very technical subjects — without a lot of details on the background jargon.
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I have been using Photoshop Elements since it first appeared in version 1.0. Photoshop Elements continues to provide us with amazing capability at a very reasonable price. For those of us who can’t afford to run out and buy Photoshop CS, PSE 4 provides a lot of the same assets at a price that we can live with. Read the full review here.
Donny explains how do you actually get to web sites without a link to get you there.
The Many Ways to Connect Your Mac to TV, iChat Icons for .Mac, TurboTax, Specials
A lot of products on the market state they are Mac compatible, but really aren’t. Sure, they might work on a Mac, but most of the functionality is Windows only. This is the case with the IOGEAR Wireless RF Keyboard/Optical Mouse. The IOGEAR website states that this set is Mac compatible from 10.2 on, but this set is really made for a Windows machine.
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One of my biggest fears for my iPod is scratching the screen. Next in line would be scratching the body of the iPod.
This week, we welcome Ken Ruettgers from Gamesover.org. Tim and Chad also look at the fake iGame, and why it could be a good idea.
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Links from the show
GamesOver.org
Microsoft redesigns the iPod Package
Zelek Software
Software for Starving Students
Video iPod Cable Hack
iGame Portable Game Machine
Gib Arm Video (via iTunes)
Intel iMac booting Windows XP Pro video
Widgets Mentioned on the Dashboard Minute
WeatherBug
Dating Widget
John and Guy go round and round on Apple’s latest offerings; The Intel Macs. The hype bar is raised and expectations are even higher. Can Apple successfully transition to Intel without losing their soul? This is Apple’s fourth major transition (Apple II to Macintosh, Motorola 68xxx processors to PPC, Mac OS Classic to OS X, PPC to Intel) and bumps in the road can certainly be expected. For some people, those bumps might mean the end of their use of Apple computers. For the vast majority, they won’t care as long as Apple’s legendary ease of use doesn’t change. Where do John and Guy stand? Read on oh fearless ones.
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Bakari takes a look at two blog books, Blogosphere – the Best of Blogs and Blog! – how the newest media revolution is changing politics, business, and culture.
When the IRS comes calling, MyMac.com looks to sell some cool swag to pay off the bill. This is your chance to own the one-of-a-kind iAtariMac, the Macintosh inside an Atari 2600. Plus a bonus!
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I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s when the arcade was the place to go to play the latest and greatest arcade games. We had PacMan, Frogger, Ms. PacMan, etc. If you’re like me, you still like those games better some of the 100 button games you can play on today’s consoles. Well, you don’t need an arcade or a console to play some of these classics. You only need your Mac and the Internet.
Here’s the February edition of your friendly Computer Tutor’s month of questions and answers on a wide range of everyday topics and problems.
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FTP Software for Mac, Junk Mail Filtering, Moving iTunes to an External Drive, Create a Favicon, Specials
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Tim and Chad catch up on reader feedback, announce the three winners of the Microsoft Office 2004 contest, look at the latest Mac and Apple news, and talk about why the Mac mini is not a Media Center, and what Apple would or should do to make it one.
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Microsoft
Widgets Mentioned on the Dashboard Minute
Mondo Dock Widget
VelaClock Widget
General widgity stuff
