MyMac.com Podcast

This week, we talk about the television shows that ended too soon - Extras, Space, Above and Beyond - Firefly - Surface - Brimstone - Dresden Files, Harsh Realm , Jericho, The Lone Gunmen, Freaks and Geeks, Babylon Five, Sport Night, Police Squad, Dark Angel, Beyond Beyond, Get a Life, Ultra Violet. Shows you SHOULD be watching now: Eureka, Fringe, How I Met Your Mother, Doll House, Rescue Me

This week, Rick Kalman from Filemaker drops in to talk about all things FileMaker Pro 10. Then David Cohen and Tim Robertson are joined by John Nemo for a review of the Verbatim Speaker Keyboard. The final segment features Guy Serle and Owen Rubin talking about migrating to a new Macintosh.

This week, Guy Serle, Tim Robertson, and Mark Rudd look at iPhone 3.0, the system profiler application, and the all-new, button-less iPod Shuffle.

A full show on Watchmen, both the comic and movie. Spoilers galore, so be warned!

Tim, Guy, David, and Mark discuss: BluRay on the Mac, MobleMe, and a report that says iPhone Apps are deleted by their owners after 30 days.

This week, Guy, David, and Tim host a lively discussion on the latest newest Mac mini, iMac, and Mac Pro. Then we look at the controversial new Safari 4 beta having spent a week with the new version. And finally, we look at what Microsoft is doing with Windows 7, and compare that with what Apple has historically done with its Operating System releases.

This week, David Cohen, Tim Robertson, and Owen Rubin discuss Hulu being taken out of Boxee, and what that says about big media. Then Mark Rudd joins in with a discussion on iChat, what you can do with it, and why it won't cost you a dime to use. And in the third segment, Guy Serle jumps on with a chat about Cloud Computing.

The NEW MyMac.com Podcast starts here! Short, more focused podcasting from Tim, David, Guy, and Mark. Features this week include changes to the show moving forward, the Geekiest Show Ever podcast, a review of Viola from Global Delight, and a look at iPhoto 09 after weeks of living with Apple's latest offering.

Is Apple ripping us off? Was the original Mac beloved by all Apple fans back in the day? Want to win a case from David Cohen? GREAT Apple Service! Proving myself to Comcast. All this and a lot more discussed this week by Tim, Guy, David, and Mark. A truly geek-out festival this week on the MyMac podcast!

iPhone developer Dom Sagolla joins us this week to talk about his company, Dollar App, growing up with computers and MIT, creating Twitter,and the creation and future of Big Words. Sam Levin returns with an all-new Cool Mac Picks, and David and Tim announce the winners of the Speck Products and Joesoft - Prosoft Engineering contest!

Alan Luckow joins the MyMac crew this week to talk about the new iLife 09 suite, video editing, iPhoto problems, working with Woz, and much more. A fun show! Also, it is CONTEST time! Listen for your chance to win a Speck Products case, and a copy of both Hear and Klix from Joesoft - Prosoft Engineering!

With the 25th anniversary of the Macintosh upon us, Tim, Guy, Mark, and Owen look back over their personal history with the Mac. Remember Extensions, Res-Edit, After Dark, Mouse Balls, Conflict Catcher? If so, this is the show for you!

Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus helps kick off this weeks show with his run down of Macworld Expo, where it goes from here, and what he enjoyed most on the showroom floor. Sam Levin fills us in on his Cool Mac Picks from both Macworld Expo and CES. Finally, Owen and Mark join Tim, David, and Guy to talk about the rest of the weeks stories, and Owen's blog post on Alsoft.

Listen in your web browser or iPhone here, or subscribe via iTunes The Macworld Expo wrap-up show, featuring Tim, Guy, Nemo, and some other guests. This was recorded on Friday, January 9th as the Macworld Expo was closing the doors. The show starts off at Mel's Diner, and wraps up in the press room.

Today's show kicks off with the Macworld Staff, as well as the iProng Magazine staff, talking about the day. Segments include Toon Boom, an interview with Paul at Rogue Amoeba, Andreas Hass of Axiotron, Bruce Gee from GeeThree.com, an interview with Andy Taylor, CEO of MacSpeech.