MyMac.com Podcast

We have a winner of the NewerTech Voyager! Congrats go out to Randy Cowling! Also, Sam Levin drops by for a long-overdue Cool Mac Picks, David, Guy, Mark, and Tim look at the Palm Pre and the Pystar story. Finally, Mark and Tim review the JBL SoundStage 400P.

Tim Robertson, Guy Serle, and Rich Lefko chat about WWDC, no Steve Jobs at the event, PC comfort level, Lego Batman, and we have a CONTEST! You can win a Voyager from Newer Technology! Listen to enter and win!

Rick Lefko joins the weekly podcast to chat with Tim and Guy to discuss the current state of the Macintosh, the Zune subscription model, Guy's broken iMac, the Apple Store, Sony closing stores, Keynote, and Drive Genius 2.

Parenting in the age of the internet, iPhones, iPods, and Macintosh is discussed on this special one-topic podcast. Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Mark Rudd, and Guy Serle.

Jim Dalrymple joins the show in the first segment to talk about his leaving Macworld Magazine, his time at MacCentral, and much more. David Cohen and Mark Rudd then join Tim to discuss the future of magazines, and we wrap the show when Guy Serle joins in to discuss playlists in iTunes.

Grant Dahlke from Newer Technology and OWC joins us this week to talk about all things OWC and some personal computing history. Then Guy Serle, David Cohen, and Tim Robertson take a look at Apple retail, and buying Macs online at sites like eBay.

Tim, David, and Guy discuss solutions for your old, unused iPods, the benefits of running two monitors off one Mac, and the persistent rumors of a Tablet Mac.

What is piracy? Does downloading movies actually hurt the Hollywood studios? How about downloading MP3s? If I own a cassette tape, can I legally download an MP3 of the same song I already own? A wide-ranging topic this week, and a serious one. Hope you enjoy! Please send feedback to [email protected] and please RATE OUR SHOW!

Dom Sagola joins us this week to talk about DollarApp to kick off the show. Then Guy, David, and Tim talk about the Menu problem on a dual monitor set-up in Mac OS X. Finally, Mark joins in to discuss the Airport Express Base Station.

This week, we speak with Paul Kent, general manager for Macworld Conference and Expo about some of the major changes coming to the show in 2010. David, Tim, and Guy then hold a discussion on the future (or lack thereof) of Firewire 400, Firewire 800, USB 2.0. and USB 3.0. Finally, we look at the state of Macintosh gaming to wrap the show.