Recorded 29th October 2017 This week we are joined by Siim Teller of Wire.com, to discuss Wire, Open Source, E2EE, and much more. Simon
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Recorded 29th October 2017 This week we are joined by Siim Teller of Wire.com, to discuss Wire, Open Source, E2EE, and much more. Simon
Read MoreSeagate Wireless Plus Company: Seagate Price: 500GB ($150), 1TB ($160), 2TB ($200) People love their iPads, iPhones, iPod touches, and will most likely
Read MoreWD My Cloud Company: Western Digital Price: $149.99 for 2TB model Requires: Mac OS 10.6.8 or higher, Windows XP (SP3) or higher Cloud computing
Read MoreDo you have external hard drives laying about the office? Wish you could use them with buying expensive enclosures for each one? You might like the flexibility the NewerTech Voyager S3 can give you.
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Read MoreNo sooner had I clicked on the icon for that drive than I felt the horrible sensation that signaled I had just done something very stupid.
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With all the software, photos, music, and videos we seem to need every day on our Macintosh computers, we all need more hard drive space! Here is your chance to win a 320GB miniG Firewire Hard Drive! Update 9-22-09 First Winner – Phil Paxman! Updated 9-29-09 Second Winner Ben Avery! Updated 10-6-09 Third week Winner Cindy Hickman! And our LAST winner, updated on 10-13-09, is John Darrow!
Want to recover valuable hard drive space on your computer? CleanApp 3 is the program you want to check out.
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.
Read MoreAt MyMac.com, and other computer sites, terms like freeware, burn, jpeg, and more are being used all of the time. Sometimes we (the writers) take for granted that the audience understands what we are talking about. I figured I’d make a list of ten of the more common terms we might use in articles. You might look at a lot of the words below and think they are common sense. What might be common sense to you might be totally foreign to another person.
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Read MoreTech Tips – My Mac Magazine #27, July ’97
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