MacVoices #1017: Glenn Fleishman Takes Control of Screen Sharing and Back To My Mac
Glenn Fleishman has just updated two Take Control books, Take Control of Screen Sharing in Snow Leopard and Take Control of Back To My Mac, and helps us understand the many ways that both can improve our lives. There are a number of methods of sharing your screen, with our without Apple’s MobileMe service, and [...]
MacVoices #1012: The Road to Macworld – John Welch Discusses Five IT-Related Sessions and the Value That Macworld Provides to Pros
The Road to Macworld 2010 leads us to IT expert John Welch, who will be busy in San Francisco participating or leading five different conference sessions, including a two-day Power Tools session. John is a member of Macworld’s IT advisory team, and talks about what that means for attendees. Most, but not all, of his [...]
MacVoices #1011: The Road to Macworld – Joe Kissell Previews His Many and Varied Sessions at Macworld 2010
On The Road to Macworld 2010, Mac expert Joe Kissell demonstrates both the breadth and depth of his expertise by profiling the many sessions and appearances he will be delivering at Macworld 2010. From making the jump to Snow Leopard to wrangling text, getting rid of the paper in your office to understanding and creating [...]
MacVoices #1010: The Road to Macworld – Ron Diamond Demystifies iPhone App Development
On The Road to Macworld 2010, we talk to Ron Diamond of Parade of Progress Productions, who will be leading a high-level iPhone session at the show, Demystifying iPhone App Development: A Non-Technical Overview for Decision-Makers and Idea People. Ron will take the intimidation out of approaching iPhone app development for non-technical people who are [...]
MacVoices #1005: Joe Kissell Updates ‘Take Control of Running Windows on a Mac’
Joe Kissell delivers the latest information on taking advantage of virtual machines on your computer in the fourth edition of Take Control of Running Windows on a Mac. The options for running virtual machines on your Mac are always changing, and Joe outlines the latest news on both how to choose the best software to [...]
MacVoices #1001: The Road to Macworld – Bruce Nazarian On Blu-ray Authoring, Music Production with Logic Pro and His Macworld Sessions
On The Road to Macworld 2010, The Digital Guy, Bruce Nazarian, talks about how Blu-ray disc authoring has improved over the last few years, and why you’ll be a Blu-ray Jedi after his limited-seating session at Macworld. Bruce talks about how you can experiment with Blu-ray authoring using your current DVD drive and players. Bruce’s [...]
MacVoices #9124: Brian Meehan of Pointy Heads Software Discusses The Approval of Knocking Live Video for the iPhone
Pointy Heads Software has been in the news with the release and approval of their Knocking Video Live for the iPhone, and Pointy Heads co-founder Brian Meehan joins us to tell the real story of the iPhone’s first live streaming video app. Taking a different tact on social networking, Knocking Live allows sharing of [...]
MacVoices #9122: Michael Cohen Takes Control of Syncing Data in Snow Leopard
Mac OS X 10.6 brought with it plenty of new capabilities, including some that involve your Mac and other devices. Michael Cohen helps you do just that in his new book, Take Control of Syncing Data in Snow Leopard. Michael helps you understand Snow Leopard syncing, including the new Sync Diagnostics, the truth database, and [...]
MacVoices #9121: Mark Fuccio of Drobo Introduces The New Drobo S and Drobo Elite
Mark Fuccio, Senior Director for Data Robotics, introduces the newest members of the Drobo family, the Drobo S and the Drobo Elite. Mark talks about how Drobo’s Beyond Raid technology puts them in a class by themselves, then delivers a product briefing on their two new Drobos. The Drobo S expands the popular Drobo to [...]
MacVoices #9119: Neil Ticktin of MacTech Magazine Discusses Their MacMod Acquisition and Their 25th Anniversary Issue
In a wide-ranging conversation, publisher and Editor-in-Chief of MacTech magazine, Neil Ticktin, talks about their acquisition of MacMod.com, where modding fits in the Mac community, and why there probably won’t be many iPhone hardware mods. Neil also starts the celebration of MacTech’s 25th anniversary, and reveals why they aren’t feeling the pain many other print [...]
