This week we look at Bento 2, Mail Act-on, RunKeeper, Flick Fishing plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Skim: http://skim-app.sourceforge.net TinkerTool: http://www.bresink.de/osx/TinkerTool.html LiveStation: http://www.livestation.com Camouflage: http://www.briksoftware.com VLC Media Player: http://www.videolan.org Onyx: http://www.titanium.free.fr Lola Wong joins us with her review of: Bento 2 http://www.filemaker.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Mail Act-on 2: http://www.indev.ca/MailActOn.html Gazmaz Joins us again this week with Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com and talks about. Flick Fishing: http://www.freeverse.com Tom Piraino from MacinTomBlog.com looks at: RunKeeper: http://www.runkeeper.com Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. We talk about iPhone and iPod cases, his favorite for the iPhone? This one… Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

This week we look at Bento 2, Mail Act-on, RunKeeper, Flick Fishing plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Skim: http://skim-app.sourceforge.net TinkerTool: http://www.bresink.de/osx/TinkerTool.html LiveStation: http://www.livestation.com Camouflage: http://www.briksoftware.com VLC Media Player: http://www.videolan.org Onyx: http://www.titanium.free.fr Lola Wong joins us with her review of: Bento 2 http://www.filemaker.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Mail Act-on 2: http://www.indev.ca/MailActOn.html Gazmaz Joins us again this week with Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com and talks about. Flick Fishing: http://www.freeverse.com Tom Piraino from MacinTomBlog.com looks at: RunKeeper: http://www.runkeeper.com Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. We talk about iPhone and iPod cases, his favorite for the iPhone? This one… Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

This week we look at Silver Efex Pro, Blow Up 2, Etymoic Hf2 plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Poladroid: http://www.poladroid.net Maza Digital: http://homepage.mac.com/minge Seneca Cases: http://www.senecacases.com XFolders: http://www.kai-heitkamp.de Eudora: http://www.eudora.com Memeoshare : http://memeo.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Silver Efex Pro: http://www.NikSoftware.com Lola Wong joins us once again for a review of: Etymotic Hf2 High-fidelity | Hands-free noise isolating headset + earphones: http://www.etymotic.com Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer joins us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, and he talks about: Blow Up 2: http://www.alienskin.com Jeff Powell joins us and talks about: Classics - http://www.tuaw.com/2008/11/03/first-look-classics MacWorld Apps Guide - http://www.macworld.com/apps/index.html Apple Confirms no new hardware for 2008 - http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/11/03/apple-confirms-no-new-products-for-rest-of-2008 Streaming media to your iphone - http://www.macworld.com/article/136644/2008/11/mwvodcast77.html?lsrc=top_3 Offline Wikipedia for the iphone - iTunes AppStore Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: Shades: http://www.charcoaldesign.co.uk/shades Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

This week we look at Silver Efex Pro, Blow Up 2, Etymoic Hf2 plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Poladroid: http://www.poladroid.net Maza Digital: http://homepage.mac.com/minge Seneca Cases: http://www.senecacases.com XFolders: http://www.kai-heitkamp.de Eudora: http://www.eudora.com Memeoshare : http://memeo.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Silver Efex Pro: http://www.NikSoftware.com Lola Wong joins us once again for a review of: Etymotic Hf2 High-fidelity | Hands-free noise isolating headset + earphones: http://www.etymotic.com Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer joins us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, and he talks about: Blow Up 2: http://www.alienskin.com Jeff Powell joins us and talks about: Classics - http://www.tuaw.com/2008/11/03/first-look-classics MacWorld Apps Guide - http://www.macworld.com/apps/index.html Apple Confirms no new hardware for 2008 - http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/11/03/apple-confirms-no-new-products-for-rest-of-2008 Streaming media to your iphone - http://www.macworld.com/article/136644/2008/11/mwvodcast77.html?lsrc=top_3 Offline Wikipedia for the iphone - iTunes AppStore Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: Shades: http://www.charcoaldesign.co.uk/shades Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

This week we look at BBEdit, G-Drive Mini, Fotomagico, Pathfinder plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Touch Arcade: http://toucharcade.com Appstoreapps.com: http://www.appstoreapps.com Classics: http://classicsapp.com KleinWare: http://kleinware.net/software iTunesShut: http://web.mac.com/gugulino1 iMedia Browser: http://www.karelia.com/imedia Lillipot: http://www.qtbridge.com/lillipot/lillipot.html Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. PathFinder 5: http://www.cocoatech.com Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast looks at: MagiCal: http://www.charcoaldesign.co.uk/magical David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: G-Drive-Mini: http://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-DRIVE.cfm Tom Piraino from MacinTomBlog.com looks at: BBEdit 9: http://www.barebones.com Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com joins us and talks about SharpShooter: http://www.kerlmax.com Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: FotoMagico 2.6: http://boinx.com/fotomagico Bastian Woelfle from Boinx Software joins us to review: Invoice 3: http://www.kedisoft.com Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, Less

This week we look at BBEdit, G-Drive Mini, Fotomagico, Pathfinder plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Touch Arcade: http://toucharcade.com Appstoreapps.com: http://www.appstoreapps.com Classics: http://classicsapp.com KleinWare: http://kleinware.net/software iTunesShut: http://web.mac.com/gugulino1 iMedia Browser: http://www.karelia.com/imedia Lillipot: http://www.qtbridge.com/lillipot/lillipot.html Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. PathFinder 5: http://www.cocoatech.com Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast looks at: MagiCal: http://www.charcoaldesign.co.uk/magical David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: G-Drive-Mini: http://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-DRIVE.cfm Tom Piraino from MacinTomBlog.com looks at: BBEdit 9: http://www.barebones.com Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com joins us and talks about SharpShooter: http://www.kerlmax.com Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: FotoMagico 2.6: http://boinx.com/fotomagico Bastian Woelfle from Boinx Software joins us to review: Invoice 3: http://www.kedisoft.com Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, Less

This week we look at PDFPen Pro 4.0, Pzizz, i.TV, Selling Stock Photos plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: i.TV: http://www.i.tv Appshopper: http://www.appshopper.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Pzizz: http://www.pzizz.com Bastian Wolfle joins us with his review of: PDFPen 4.0: http://www.smileonmymac.com/PDFpen Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer joins us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, and he talks about selling your Photos to Stock Web sites: iStockphoto http://www.istockphoto.com/index.php Shutterstock http://www.shutterstock.com Fotolia http://us.fotolia.com StockXpert http://www.stockxpert.com “Instant JPEG from Raw” utility from RawWorkflow.com Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. We talk about his photo sessions with Mac and his favorite iPhone apps. Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

This week we look at PDFPen Pro 4.0, Pzizz, i.TV, Selling Stock Photos plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: i.TV: http://www.i.tv Appshopper: http://www.appshopper.com David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Pzizz: http://www.pzizz.com Bastian Wolfle joins us with his review of: PDFPen 4.0: http://www.smileonmymac.com/PDFpen Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer joins us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, and he talks about selling your Photos to Stock Web sites: iStockphoto http://www.istockphoto.com/index.php Shutterstock http://www.shutterstock.com Fotolia http://us.fotolia.com StockXpert http://www.stockxpert.com “Instant JPEG from Raw” utility from RawWorkflow.com Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us this week. We talk about his photo sessions with Mac and his favorite iPhone apps. Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2 Less

Uma edição especial feita pelos ouvintes do Podsemfio. Tira-dúvidas, a feira de tecnologia IFA que aconteceu esse mês em Berlim e nosso amigo Erick Pessoa cobriu, e por fim… o email de um leitor, premiando a loja Claro do Araguaia Shopping (Goiânia) com o “mico do ano”. A versão zipada pode ser baixada aqui. Comentários podem ser deixados no blog Garota Sem Fio. Less

Estourei o tempo nessa edição, me perdoem! Mas há muito assunto para discutir: novos números no marketshare de smartphones, muitos dispositivos novos (HTC Dream, Touch HD, Palm Treo Pro, Blackberry Bold, Nokia E71…), HTC Diamond no Brasil, por que o browser Google Chrome é legal para usuários móveis. Por fim, minha experiência de 30 dias com o iPod touch para trabalho e diversão. Como o sistema da Apple se sai comparado aos demais? Encerrando com Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. O “caminhão” de links dessa edição está no blog Garota Sem Fio, onde você também poderá deixar seu comentário. A versão zipada pode ser baixada aqui. E não se esqueçam de prestigiar seus podcasts favoritos no Prêmio Podcast 2008! Se você gosta do Podsemfio, basta clicar no selo que está na homepage, inserir seus dados e confirmar o voto. Less

Steve Jobs, as he was launching the latest version of Apple’s iPod, declared war on game console makers Sony and Nintendo. “It’s the best portable device for playing games,” Jobs said of the new iPod touch. Using the touch and the iPhone, Apple hopes to do battle with the Nintendo DS and PSP. But it’s a battle they will likely lose, for two reasons: One, the hardware isn’t optimized for gaming, no matter what Jobs says; and two, Apple lacks any killer apps when it comes to games. These are uncharted waters for Apple, a company that hasn’t historically been game-friendly. Now, of course, they have something that both Nintendo and Sony surely envy: the direct distribution channel of the App store. Rather than ordering a game online and waiting for it to be delivered, or visiting a physical store to pick it up, consumers can buy and be playing games on their iPod touches and iPhones with a mere few clicks. Nintendo doesn’t offer this at all, and Sony’s efforts through PlayStation Network are medicore at best. Cutting out the middlemen not only means more money for Apple, but also for the games publishers and developers — so ostensibly, everyone wins. But for gamers, usability is key. And while the big screens and fairly powerful hardware found on Apple’s latest devices sure can make things look good, their touch screens are limiting, game play-wise. Just look at the Nintendo DS, a touch screen device that has proven very popular, but one that includes both a stylus and directional pad, as well as opposite buttons, to back it up. Apple’s devices lack both. And “pushing” a touch screen-rendered button is a far different experience than that of pressing an actual button. So far the hardware hasn’t scared off publishers. There are already several heavyweight publishers with games in the App store, with more to come. Sega has Super Monkey Ball, and Electronic Arts just launched Spore Origins. Gameloft, which is known for their mobile phone games, has Asphalt 4 and Real Soccer 2009; and Vivendi Games Mobile didn’t waste any time getting their Crash Bandicoot’s face in there, in a family-oriented 3D go-kart game at that. Add classics like Pac-Man from Namco Bandai, and revamped versions of the classics, like Bomberman Touch from Hudson Soft, and you’ve got a pretty strong lineup. Problem is, these games are available on other formats as well. And the conversion of games originally developed for the competing formats will mean poor optimization, and frustrated gamers. What Apple needs are original titles optimized for its devices, key titles that aren’t available elsewhere. Another stumbling block for Apple is pricing. Your basic PSP system starts at around $170, and the Nintendo DS is at $130 or so. The 8GB iPod touch, meanwhile, the cheapest of the two Apple devices, sells for $229. And it’s not available to try in game stores. Nintendo and Sony can sleep soundly, at least for now. While Apple can expect publisher support thanks to the App store model, in order to truly distinguish themselves, they’ll have to offer something original, something that neither Sony nor Nintendo can offer on their own, well-entrenched portable devices. (Ideally, they’d snare Blizzard to make an exclusive World of Warcraft client available; with its reach beyond traditional gamers, it could be the killer app.) And those titles will have to truly make use of Apple’s devices in order to convince gamers that they are, in fact, the best ones on which to play games. Until then, Apple should retreat from this battle. 900 million PCs or 300 billion mobile handsets. Which is the bigger opportunity? Mobilize 08: GigaOM’s Next-Generation Mobile Conference Less

In this episode of the Apple Universe Podcast, Daniel talks about what got announced at the Apple Media Only “Lets Rock” event. iPhone 2.1 Firmware Now Available iPhone 2.1 Jailbroken PwnageTool and QuickPwn for 2.1 iPhone’s released iPhone app sales growing at twice the rate of iTunes music iTunes 8 causes Windows Vista BSOD Analyst trims Apple estimates, says Air seeing decreased demand 2nd Generation iPod Touch Does Work With Microphone iTunes 8: HD TV Shows, Grid View, Genius Playlists, NBC iPhone Dev Team Portal This week, Daniel reviewed Parallels Desktop 3.0 for Mac. Parallels received 4 out of 5 starts on the Apple Universe Podcast! Sponsors: shinywhitebox - Great software for Mac. The makers of iShowU, Stomp and now Chatter! Skitch - The best screen capture program for the Mac! If you would like to sponsor Apple Universe, contact the Sales team at sales@appleuniversepodcast.com. Theme Music is provided by Daphna Kalfon. Apple Universe is a proud member of the Tech Podcast Network and the Teen Podcasters Network. Less

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This week we look at freeware for the Mac and adventures in the iPhone 3G plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Sponsor: Try GotoMeeting for Free for 30 days at gotomeetings.com/techpodcasts, no credit card needed. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Fujitsu Scansnap S300M: http://www.fujitsu.com DreamDiary: http://www.muddybranch.com/Home.html ProjectTrack: http://www.wabbitwanch.com/ProjectTrack.html TrueCrypt: http://www.truecrypt.org/ Simple Tagger: http://www.xcoding.de SABnzbd: http://www.sabnzbd.org Splendid City Sports Scheduler: http://www.splendidcity.net Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast cannot join us this week. David Sparks from MacSparky cannot join us this week. Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us and we talk about: His change of heart on the iPhone 3G and losing his Nokia n95. Then Lola Wong is back with the MacReviewCast Lounge. This time Lola shares with us her little slice of hell in Canada getting the new iPhone 3G Developer, Danny Greg cannot join us today. Jeff Powell cannot join us today. Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com cannot join us today. Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer cannot join us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, We have Don McAllister from ScreenCastsOnline joining us every other week to talk about his new free screencast: Leech A full membership of ScreenCastsOnline Extra! for 6 months which includes: The next 26 weekly shows via iTunes or direct download, Immediate access to a catalogue of over 140 DRM free tutorials, The tutorials are in HD, Apple TV, iPod and iPhone format, Access to a special members only site. The usual cost for the full 6 month membership is only $49 but they can get a 15% discount by using the coupon code MRC2008 bringing it down to $41.65 for the full six months. Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, flickr Less

This week we look at freeware for the Mac and adventures in the iPhone 3G plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I’ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Sponsor: Try GotoMeeting for Free for 30 days at gotomeetings.com/techpodcasts, no credit card needed. Receive 25% off of all Devon-Technologies software by going to http://www.devon-technologies.com/podcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Fujitsu Scansnap S300M: http://www.fujitsu.com DreamDiary: http://www.muddybranch.com/Home.html ProjectTrack: http://www.wabbitwanch.com/ProjectTrack.html TrueCrypt: http://www.truecrypt.org/ Simple Tagger: http://www.xcoding.de SABnzbd: http://www.sabnzbd.org Splendid City Sports Scheduler: http://www.splendidcity.net Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast cannot join us this week. David Sparks from MacSparky cannot join us this week. Chris Marshall from ChrisMarshall.ws joins us and we talk about: His change of heart on the iPhone 3G and losing his Nokia n95. Then Lola Wong is back with the MacReviewCast Lounge. This time Lola shares with us her little slice of hell in Canada getting the new iPhone 3G Developer, Danny Greg cannot join us today. Jeff Powell cannot join us today. Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com cannot join us today. Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer cannot join us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, We have Don McAllister from ScreenCastsOnline joining us every other week to talk about his new free screencast: Leech A full membership of ScreenCastsOnline Extra! for 6 months which includes: The next 26 weekly shows via iTunes or direct download, Immediate access to a catalogue of over 140 DRM free tutorials, The tutorials are in HD, Apple TV, iPod and iPhone format, Access to a special members only site. The usual cost for the full 6 month membership is only $49 but they can get a 15% discount by using the coupon code MRC2008 bringing it down to $41.65 for the full six months. Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! … You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to “download linked file”. That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes.The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, flickr Less

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The DreamStation.cc Show has made it to Episode 93 and on this show we discuss our interpretation of why DUALSHOCK 3 is written in all capital letters, Uwe Boll movies, and Bananas in Pajamas, plus all the other topics listed below: Pepsi Stuff Points Contest Winners GTA IV to Feature Downloadable Music Service Provided by Amazon.com Madden NFL [...] Less

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed There’s buzz everywhere about Apple’s Software Development Kit - or SDK- release. You can, of course, download the SDK if you are using OS X. Two of the biggest reasons why people wouldn’t get an iPhone are now obliterated. People who already had the iPhone are saying “Great! Now we like it even more!”. I have some excellent ideas, but I’m not a developer. If anyone is a dev and doesn’t know what to write for the iPhone, get in touch with me! We can come up with some cool things. I have put together five points why this is such a huge announcement. Here they are, in no certain order: The SDK is free to download. It costs you nothing until you want to put it into the iStore (iTunes). The cost is $99.00, which isn’t really that much in this case. Games are coming now! There will be games out the wazoo, that is for sure. If you watched the demo… you were likely oooh’ing and ahhh’ing. There will be a 70% revenue share with the app developer, with a built-in marketing and updating mechanism. This is important. Software devs have a lot of barriers. They have to not only develop something good, they have to find an audience. In this instance, Apple will have the audience already in place for them. Free applications can and WILL be developed. The free ones are likely to be things built on the Twitter api, YouTube, Flickr, and all the other Social Networking sites. That’ll make it easier for you to do your networking, right from your iPhone. iTunes makes discovery and software management a *SNAP* for users. I’ve had all the different types of Windows Mobile devices. I could easily put something on there, and extend the functionality. Trying to update the software is a pain. It’s not the software… it’s the implementation. Apple has already reinvented this, and made it so simple to do the updates. The 12 Month Internet Millionaire. Apple IPhone Rabid Niche Cash System. Want to embed this video on your own site, blog, or forum? Use this code or download the video: <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/6g-GWwEU_gI"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/6g-GWwEU_gI" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed></object><br /><a href="http://chris.pirillo.com/">Chris</a> | <a href="http://live.pirillo.com/">Live Tech Support</a> | <a href="http://media.pirillo.com/">Video Help</a> | <a href="http://feeds.pirillo.com/ChrisPirilloShow">Add to iTunes</a> Related Content: What Do You Want Your Media Player to Do? Windows Mobile vs iPhone Apple iPhone SDK What is iPhone JailBreak? Is the iPhone a Good PDA? Less