Help I Got A Mac

Help I Got A Mac

By Cliff Ravenscraft & Chris BeitingTechnology
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Help I Got A Mac episodes

  • 138 Help I Got A Mac – Apple Does Suck Some of The Time
    In this episode, Cliff rants about how he thought for sure that Apple's Pages users would not be plagued by the same backwards compatability issues as MS Word Users. However, this week, when a client sent Cliff a document, he received a warning messaging saying “You need a newer version of Pages to view this […]
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  • 138 Help I Got A Mac – Apple Does Suck Some of The Time
    In this episode, Cliff rants about how he thought for sure that Apple's Pages users would not be plagued by the same backwards compatability issues as MS Word Users. However, this week, when a client sent Cliff a document, he received a warning messaging saying “You need a newer version of Pages to view this […]
    50 min
  • 137 Help I Got A Mac – Three Finger Double Tap

    In this episode, Cliff and Chris talk about the latest updates to iWork for the iPad. Numbers, now at version 1.2, introduces improved exports, object grouping and ungrouping, and better hyperlinks, among other new features. Pages, also updated to version 1.2, provides WebDAV and MobileMe iDisk support, txt file compatibility, and many performance enhancements. The […]

    52 min
  • 136 HIGAM – No More Fart Apps!
    In this episode, Cliff and Chris discuss the eased guidelines for applications submitted to the App Store. Chris shared two books that might interest hard core Apple fanboys. It looks like GV Mobile, an application for Google Voice may make its way back into the App Store. Chris discusses how he moved all his gmail […]
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  • 136 HIGAM – No More Fart Apps!
    In this episode, Cliff and Chris discuss the eased guidelines for applications submitted to the App Store. Chris shared two books that might interest hard core Apple fanboys. It looks like GV Mobile, an application for Google Voice may make its way back into the App Store. Chris discusses how he moved all his gmail […]
    36 min
  • 135 Help I Got A Mac – Not Really An iPhone Without The Phone
    [audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/gspn/HelpIGotAMac134-NotReallyAnIPhoneWithoutAPhone.mp3] Help, iGot a Mac! A podcast with the Mac Switcher in mind! Right Click Here To Download This Episode In this episode, Cliff and Chris talk about the various differences between the new iPod Touch and the iPhone. Turns out that it's not quite the iPhone experience without the phone. Chris shares his thoughts […]
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  • 134 Help I Got A Mac – The New Apple Product Lineup
    [audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/gspn/HelpIGotAMac134-TheNewAppleLineup.mp3] Help, iGot a Mac! A podcast with the Mac Switcher in mind! Right Click Here To Download This Episode In this episode, Cliff and Chris talk about all the recent changes to the Apple produce lineup. Notes from the Apple Announcement: * New Apple stores in Paris and China look amazing! * iOS is […]
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  • 133 Help I Got A Mac – Is Apple Going To Shut Down Jailbroken iPhones?
    [audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/generallyspeaking/HelpIGotAMac133-IsAppleGoingToShutDownJailbrokeniPhones.mp3] Help, iGot a Mac! A podcast with the Mac Switcher in mind! Right Click Here To Download This Episode In this episode, Cliff and Chris mention the announced Apple iPod event coming up on Wednesday, September 1st. They also discussed a story where Apple has filed a patent for detecting jail-broken iPhones. Also, they […]
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  • 132 Help I Got A Mac – The New Apple Snob
    [audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/generallyspeaking/HelpIGotAMac132-TheNewAppleSnob.mp3] Help, iGot a Mac! A podcast with the Mac Switcher in mind! Right Click Here To Download This Episode In this episode Cliff and Chris discuss the following: * Proof that the Apple iPad existed back in 1973 (LINK) * There is a major graphics driver update for many Mac Users. Be sure to […]
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About Help I Got A Mac

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The Help I Got A Mac podcast was originally launched after I, Cliff Ravenscraft, purchased my very first Apple/Mac computer in 2007. My first computer was a Commodore Vic 20, I then spent years on DOS based computers. I was an early adopter to Windows 3.0 and 3.1 and then moved into Windows 95, 98, and XP. I refuse to consider my "Windows ME and Vista" as "computing experiences.