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MacVoices #13132: Lars Steiger of MailPlane Talks About The Newest Version of Their Gmail Client

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2013-05-07

MacVoices #13132: Lars Steiger of MailPlane Talks About The Newest Version of Their Gmail Client

There’s a new version of MailPlane, the stand-alone Gmail app for the Mac, and Lars Steiger of MailPlane talks about the new features and the challenges and benefits of providing more fully-featured access to Google’s mail. Lars also profiles their “secret weapon for managing support email inquiries,” Replies.

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MacVoices #13131: Jim Dalrymple On The Death of Tablets, Apple’s Bond Issue, Late Software and Fifty Billion Downloads

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2013-05-06

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MacVoices #13131: Jim Dalrymple On The Death of Tablets, Apple’s Bond Issue, Late Software and Fifty Billion Downloads

Jim Dalrymple has been busy reviewing, analyzing and commenting on a wide variety of happenings in the tech world, and is happy to share some of his thoughts on the recent Ãšll conference in Dublin, Blackberry’s CEO’s comments on the impending death of tablets, and Apple’s Bond Issue. Jim doesn’t stop there, delivering some common-sense thoughts on fifty billion downloads from the App Store, WWDC’s sell-out, and how something that hasn’t been announced can’t be late.

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MacVoices #13130: Ted Landau on WWDC, Apple TV Problems, Typing in iOS, and An Email Change

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2013-05-03

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MacVoices #13130: Ted Landau on WWDC, Apple TV Problems, Typing in iOS, and An Email Change

Ted Landau covers a wide variety of topics in our most recent conversation, including why he is attending Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC), whether tablets really will be dead in five years, and typing on an iPhone. Ted also talks about a problem and solution for an Apple TV problem, and why he is contemplating a change to the way he uses email.

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MacVoices #13129: Talking Travel Tech with Chris Christensen of The Amateur Traveler

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2013-04-30

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MacVoices #13129: Talking Travel Tech with Chris Christensen of The Amateur Traveler

As you start to make this year’s vacation plans, you might give a little extra thought to how technology can help, and what you should take with you. Chris Christensen of The Amateur Traveler is the perfect person to help you get a handle on travel gear, iPhone and iPad apps, services and tips for making the most of our technology when we’re away from home, whether it is for business or pleasure. From road trips to international junkets, Chris has some great tips and tricks that will make your travel experience better.

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MacVoices #13128: AltWWDC Will Deliver An Alternative Developers Conference During WWDC

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2013-04-30

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MacVoices #13128: AltWWDC Will Deliver An Alternative Developers Conference During WWDC

In case you weren’t paying attention, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference sold out in less than 180 seconds this year. Even if you weren’t among the fortunate few to get a ticket, there is still an excellent reason to come to San Francisco in June. The AltWWDC Conference will take place in parallel with WWDC, and will offer resources and speakers that will rival the official event. Two of the organizers, Judy Chen and Rob Elkin, talk about why the conference came into being last year, how it has grown this year, and what they expect to deliver to attending developers. Already boasting an impressive list of speakers, AltWWDC will also offer panel discussions, opportunities for collaboration, and much more.

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