Posts Tagged “iMac”

Nov 09 2009

MacCraic Episode 57 – Typical, Flippin’ Typical

Posted by Justin in MacCraic Podcast, tags: , , , , , , , , , ,

This week our heros welcome the Typical Mac User himself, Mr. Victor Cajiao to the show and find out about his start in podcasting as a Typical PC User, his switching to Mac, his photography and related podcast, and rediscovering his love of music.   Time to grab your favourite drink and maybe a cigar and enjoy a chat with one of the hardest working men in podcasting.   Welcome to this weeks MacCraic.

News

GoDaddy Promotion

Special Guest Interview – Victor Cajiao of the Typical Media Group

iPhone App of the week

Crap App of the week (by Victor)

Tip of the Week – Exposée and Active corners

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Apr 18 2009

MacCraic, Episode 30 – Crashing Towards a Billion

Posted by Justin in MacCraic Podcast, tags: , , , ,

Well Apple are heading towards their one billionth app download and are running a competition for customers as a celebration.   Dave and Justin have a look at the things that make the app store special and look at the other news from the Applesphere this week.

Intro 

News

Updates

Feature 1 – Dave – Twittercentric, Tweetie for the Mac, Nambu

Feature 2 – Justin – Drive Genius 2 part 2 the next step

Justins Tip of the Week – Sleeping Your iPod Touch

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Nov 06 2008

Apple: No more new hardware in 2008

Posted by Dave in Mac, Rumours, tags: ,

TUAW article is reporting that Apple have told Macworld Magazine that there will be no further product introductions for 2008 (link).

Wow, I’m really bummed over this as I expected a speed bump for the iMacs to bring them up to par with the new Macbook & Macbook Pros feature set. The iMacs usually share their innards (chipsets, CPU, GPU etc.) with the Macbook Pros so I am surprised by this announcement, but not so much so with the Mac Mini which will get some form of refresh I believe at Macworld in Jan ’09.

I’m hoping that they’ll maybe fuse Mac Mini with Apple TV to create a high-end Apple TV and offer an answer to MS Media Server.

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