With WWDC just around the corner, The MacJury gets geeky in some places as it takes a look at the needs, wants and expectations for the next version of the iOS. Side loading of apps, sharing documents among apps and de-krufting iOS are part of the conversation. But it doesn’t stop there. Issues with the [...]
Gus Mueller of Flying Meat Software has a lot to be proud of in the newest version of their photo and graphics powerhouse, Acorn 4. Gus walks us through some of the biggest updates, including the dynamically updating Brush Designer, non-Destructive Filters and Curves. Gus explains the vector capabilities of Acorn, why it is important [...]
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. This edition of MacVoices is brought to you by [...]
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 [...]
In the DJI Innovations‘ aerodrome on the show floor at NAB 2013 in Las Vegas, CEO Colin Guinn gives us an up-close look at the Phantom, an all-in-one quadcopter package that can put your GoPro camera in the air for less than the price of a fully loaded iPad. Featuring a sturdy design, easy-to-replace parts, and plenty of maneuverability, [...]
On the show floor at NAB 2013 in Las Vegas, Zach Barbitta, the Director of U.S. Operations for Pivothead, shows us how to record anything you do, and the world around you, just by putting on their Pivothead glasses. With a camera mounted in the bridge of the glasses, you can capture 1080p movies or take still photos [...]
One of the most crowded booths at the Las Vegas SuperMeet 2013 belonged to TouchEdit, the new professional-level video editor for the iPad. Dan Lebental, the founder of TouchEdit, talked to us about the power and flexibility of being able to both shoot and edit right on your iPad before providing a quick overview of the power of [...]
From the Las Vegas SuperMeet 2013, Robbie Fleming, the Global Sales Manager for Lightworks, talks about the venerable video editing program coming (finally) to the Mac. Lightworks is known as the editor for some very notable films such as “Pulp Fiction,” “Hugo” and many more. Robbie talks about their very visual approach to editing, their very affordable price, and [...]
From the Las Vegas SuperMeet 2013, Chris Lawson, Content Producer for Apogee, updates us on the latest and best hardware offerings for audio and video producers, including MiC, ONE for iPad & Mac, Duet for iPad & Mac and Quartet for iPad and Mac. Providing multi-track input and output options, the Apogee product line takes audio capture on your [...]
From the exhibit hall at the Las Vegas SuperMeet 2013, Mark Spencer of Ripple Training shows off their amazing new Final Cut X plug-in, Timelines. Need to present data that would benefit from a Timeline treatment? Mark explains why Timelines is your solution, with a variety of built-in looks that can be completely customized. While developed for video, [...]
