MacVoices #1069: Rich Mogull on Apple Order Spam, Protecting Your Online Banking and Hacking Contest Results
Security expert Rich Mogull sets us straight on the wave of spam email messages that purport to be Apple order confirmations for iPads, apps and more. Rich shares his advice on how to avoid getting caught in this trap and other similar receipt email schemes, and outlines some ways to practice safer computing for online [...]
MacVoices #1068: Dan Berube and Michael Horton Talk About The Next Final Cut Pro SuperMeet at NAB in Las Vegas
The next iteration of The Final Cut Pro SuperMeet is coming up at the NAB show in Las Vegas on April 13, and organizers Daniel Berube and Michael Horton tell us what to expect. Fresh off a successful SuperMeetUp at South by Southwest, the duo talk about the process they use to put together more [...]
MacVoices #1067: Jeff Carlson Discusses iPad Anticipation from an Author’s Perspective
Jeff Carlson is writing The iPad Pocket Guide for Peachpit, and talks about the challenges of covering the iPad before the release date. Jeff was one of the lucky ones who had some hands-on time with the iPad at the introduction, and discusses his impressions vs. the pre-shipping hype, who will buy the first round [...]
MacVoices #1066: Joe Kissell Helps You Get Started with DEVONthink
Mac expert Joe Kissell takes on a challenging subject in his latest book, Take Control of Getting Started with DEVONthink. Why challenging? DEVONthink is a sophisticated program that is almost in a class by itself, providing tools and capabilities to help organize and find virtually any kind of information. Joe talks about some of the [...]
MacVoices #1065: Joe Kissell Discusses Making the Move From POP Email to IMAP Email
Take Control Books author Joe Kissell tackles the subject of converting your email from POP to IMAP. What is POP? What is IMAP? Joe walks us through the answers and why you should care. Along the way, Joe covers why now is an especially important time to consider the move, syncing, downloading, deleting and expunging [...]
MacVoices #1064: Erik Bernskiold Discusses How Web Design Constantly Changes, How to Keep Up, and The MacVoices Group Redesign
Web Designer Erik Bernskiold of Bernskiold Media is the architect of The MacVoices Group’s in-progress web site redesign. We talk with Erik about his background, WordPress vs. some of the other options, and how he keeps up with the ever-changing world of web design. Erik and Chuck discuss the importance of the business relationship and [...]
MacVoices #1063: MacVoicesTV at Macworld – Wrapping Up Macworld 2010
In our last Macworld 2010-themed show, we take a look back at a busy, fun and successful week, from the start at the Final Cut Pro SuperMeet to the end at a jazz restaurant with friends. Along the way we sample the sights and sounds of the 46 on-site shows produced, provide some on-camera and [...]
MacVoices #1062 – MacVoices At Macworld – Tim Robertson Closes The Main Stage With An All-Star Celebration of Macworld
In what he billed as a Celebration of Macworld, Tim Robertson of OWC Radio closed out the Macworld 2010 Main Stage with an all-star roster of guests pulled from the audience to talk about what Macworld means, both present and future. Sharing their thoughts on the show were: Grant Dahlke – Other World Computing Paul [...]
MacVoices #1061: MacVoices at Macworld – Oliver Breidenbach of Boinx Software Shows PhotoPresenter and Previews The Next BoinxTV
In the Boinx Software booth at Macworld 2010, CEO Oliver Breidenbach shows off the new versions of FotoMagico and PhotoPresenter, talks about why BoinxTV, was so widely used to produce and deliver video at Macworld 2010, and teases us with some feature in the next version of the software, including a streaming feature from within [...]
MacVoices #1060: MacVoices at Macworld – Ten One Design’s Inklet Lets You Draw on Your MacBook’s Trackpad
From Macworld 2010, Peter Skinner of Ten One Design demonstrates Inklet, a Macworld Best-of-Show winner that turns the trackpad on your MacBook or MacBook Pro into a graphics tablet, suitable for sketching, creating and more. Software-based, Inklet lets you draw using many of your favorite graphics apps such as Photoshop rather than having to learn [...]
MacVoices #1059: MacVoices at Macworld – Carina Software’s SkyVoyager and SkyFi Put Astronomy and Telescope Control on Your iPhone
In the Carina Software booth at Macworld 2010, Tim Debenedictis talks about the history of their astronomy software, Voyager, and how it has gone mobile as an iPhone app, SkyVoyager. The GPS and compass functions of the iPhone make it perfect for orienting yourself for nighttime observations, and SkyVoyager takes full advantage of that, providing [...]
MacVoices #1058: MacVoices at Macworld – SelfServeApps Can Help Give Your Small Business an iPhone App
From the show floor at Macworld 2010, Doug Pelton of SelveServeApps explains how his company can help your small business develop an iPhone app. With various capabilities beyond the basics available, SelfServeApps makes the process approachable and affordable for anyone who wants an iPhone and iPod touch presence. The video version of this show is [...]
