Dennis Sellers returns to tell us about his experiences at and after Macworld Expo and why he is having to replace all his Mac equipment, why Macsimum News has contributors from all over the world and the increasing pervasiveness of the iPod.
MacNotables #611: Dennis Sellers on Macsimum News’ Global Contributors, Replacing Equipment and Why You Can’t Escape the iPod
From the Podcast Stage on the show floor, Jeff Carlson of MacVoices #633: MacVoices at Expo – How FilmLoop Goes Beyond Simple Photo Sharing
From the Podcast Place stage on the Expo floor, Alice Lankester and Karen Mullarkey from FilmLoop talk about arguably the coolest software debuted at the show, how it allows you to share photos in an entirely new way and the fact that they beat Steve Jobs to the “photocasting” concept by one day. Karen, the Editorial Director for FilmLoop, describes how the program can go way beyond just casual photo sharing, change the way professional photographers interact with their audience, and revolutionize photojournalism.
MacVoices #632: MacVoices at Expo – Other World Computing Delivers High-Quality Critical Components For Your Mac
Rikki-Lee Travolta and Chris Stevens from Other World Computing discuss their new 160GB FireWire 400/800 On The Go hard drive introduced at Expo, how OWC maintains quality and adds value to their drives, why hard drives are like pacemakers, and why the guy in their booth replacing iPod batteries was wearing a blindfold.
MacNotables #610: Intel iMac First Impressions with Andy Ihnatko and Ted Landau
Ted Landau and Andy Ihnatko have been working with their new Intel iMacs and share their experiences running programs both as Universal Binaries and under Rosetta, talk about what works, what doesn’t and what’s in between and tell you why you didn’t fare so badly if you bought a new iMac G5 right before Expo. We also find out why Chuck and Andy both bow to Ted’s courage in the pursuit of knowledge.
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