MacVoices #976: Glenn Fleishman and Adam Engst Take Control of Airport 802.11n Networks and WiFi Security
Adam Engst and Glenn Fleishman talk about the latest updates to the companion Take Control of Your 802.11n AirPort Network and Take Control of Your Wi-Fi Security. The experts discuss choosing between a Time Capsule, an Airport Extreme or third-party options, the longevity of Apple’s WiFi hardware, and a myystifying new Snow Leopard feature. How [...]
MacVoices #972: Josh Clark Discusses His New Book, “iWork ’09: The Missing Manual”
Josh Clark‘s new book, iWork ’09: The Missing Manual is out, and he discusses the productivity suite’s newest enhancements. More cross-applications support, new functions in Keynote, Pages and Numbers, and more are reviewed by Josh as he talks about the challenges of delivering a complete look at the new version of iWork. Josh also discusses [...]
MacVoices #971: Maria Langer’s Newest Video Course Helps You Learn To Twitter Effectively
Maria Langer has been busy, developing the new Twitter Essential Training video training from lynda.com. Even though Twitter has become the pop culture darling of the moment recently, Maria has been working on this course for months, and tweeting for years. She brings that experience to those new to the service as well as anyone [...]
MacVoices #969: Steve Sande is Back In Control of iWeb ’09
Steve Sande has been spending some time working with iWeb ’09, and believes it has a well-earned place in the mid-level web publishing market. In his new Take Control of iWeb ’09, Steve discusses the enhanced ftp options that make it possible to publish to any web host, some of the new functionality widgets add [...]
MacVoices #968: Jay Nelson On 200 Issues of Design Tools Monthly, The State of Desktop Publishing and the HOW Conference
Desktop publishing and design expert Jay Nelson celebrates the 200th edition of Design Tools Monthly by talking about how his craft has evolved into something that melds various creative disciplines and requires constant attention, and how his publication strives to serve that need. Jay discusses how his coverage of the space has expanded, the price [...]
MacVoices #967: Jeff Tolbert Updates His Control of Recording and Making Music with GarageBand
Jeff Tolbert has updated his Take Control companion books, Take Control of Recording with GarageBand ’09 and Take Control of Making Music with GarageBand ’09 with new and updated information, and talks about the additions to both topics. Jeff discusses the addition of guitar amps, why that’s a big deal, and how they can be [...]
MacVoices #966: Julio Ojeda-Zapata Delivers A Twitter Client Smackdown
Julio Ojeda-Zapata, the author of twitter means business: how microblogging can help or hurt your company, treats us to a Twitter client smackdown, providing his thoughts on the wide variety of options for both the desktop and iPhone. Julio shares his pick for the best Twitter client from his perspective and why it suits him, [...]
MacVoices #962: Nitrozac and Snaggy Talk About “The Joy of Tech” and Their Perspective on the Mac Community
The definitive tech cartooning duo of Nitrozac and Snaggy talk about The Joy of Tech and their unique approach to covering the tech community and beyond. How they got started and turned tech cartooning into a living, why they feel strongly about responsibly using their position as tech commentators, and a whole lot of laughter [...]
MacVoices #961: Peter Cohen Wraps Up Photoshop World and Compares It To Macworld Conference & Expo
Photoshop World 2009 is now in the books, and Peter Cohen provides a non-graphics perspective on the show. Peter talks about the specialization aspect, what it offers in terms of both conference tracks and expo hall space, and who should attend. Macworld Conference and Expo is the big conference news right now, and Peter draws [...]
MacVoices #958: Joe Kissell Helps You Take Control of The Command Line with Terminal
Prolific Take Control author Joe Kissell has addressed one of the most challenging parts of Mac use for many in his new Take Control of the Mac Command Line with Terminal. Too many Mac users live in fear of the command line, and are afraid of even launching the Terminal application. All that changes as [...]
