In this episode we're flying solo, sans Erin! No worries she'll be back for the next couple of episodes. It's a great episode though, so you should give it a watch. We talk about the iPad and what it means for consumers, we have a giveaway (in show notes), Corey shows off iDocument, and we quickly demonstrate Squeeze.

In this episode we chat about the drama that unfolded around flash and mobile battery consumption. We also chat about text to speech in os x, and corey shows off an iTunes tip.

We chat about Aperture 3, 1Password, and Apple Care. We also compare Run and Canabalt. Also in this episode we quickly show off RandomPlay and eWifi.

In this weeks episode we chat about mophie juice packs, jailbreaking, and chatting with your facebook friends in iChat.

We had a whole episode lined up, but somehow we managed to mangle the audio. So instead we're releasing the Macworld segment on its own.

In this weeks episode of the Macgasm videocast we take some time to discuss a cloud based iTunes and what it come mean for the future, the release of Aperture 3, and Lisette and I discuss AppleCare.

So apparently Apple's so mad at Google that they've decided to start exploring other alternatives for the default search engine on the iPhone. It seems like Bing might be it! We also chat briefly about a SIMBL plugin called Afloat.

We have a little debate over iChat about the Apple's Tablet announcement. The iPad looks pretty hot, but is it what we were expecting?

In this weeks episode Brennan and I talk about streaming television to your iPhone, and the France 24 application in specific. Despite his being an in love with the application, we see some flaws in the concept. We also chat about a couple of iPhone applications that let us conduct business while we're out and about. Things, Assistant, Cha-Ching, and Billings all let us conduct business then sync our entries to our desktops. Talk about handy. By the way, you can make this a whole lot easier by subscribing to our audio and video feeds on iTunes.

We argue about the usefulness of the Widemail plugin for Mail.app, and whether or not the Tablet is going to destroy the Kindle. We were going to talk about finding your hidden files on the mac, but we totally forgot to record a segment.