At AltConf in San Francisco, Mike Lee, the head of Safety and Diversity for the event, talks about the need for and importance of diversity in the Developer community and beyond. While the situation has improved in some corners, there are still opportunities to make...
At AltConf in San Francisco, we caught up with Kelly Guimont to get her impressions of the WWDC announcements about the new capabilities of Apple's Health app from a women's health perspective, the new Apple Music service, and more. This edition of MacVoices is...
At AltConf in San Francisco, Samuel Goodwin of Roundwall Software talks about why he started his company in Amsterdam, the costs and challenges associated with developing apps, and what he gets from AltConf even without a ticket to WWDC. This edition of MacVoices is...
At ShowStoppers in San Francisco, Mark Hollis of MacPractice gives us a long-overdue update on the state of medical practice software, technology and the regulatory environment. Mark discusses why physicians are under an increasing burden of regulations and how many...
This is a MacVoices Update for June 2015. There are a number of things I want to tell you about as MacVoices moves forward and progresses. It has been too long since I did a MacVoices update, so here we go. [audio...
Ted Landau is angry with Angry Birds, mystified by the Flappy Bird furor and in favor of The Beatles. Find out what he thinks of the high-profile Windows criticism, talks about some personal experiences with plagiarism, and why staying relevant is critical. [audio...
Everyone loves product picks, so we're going to make that a more regular thing on The MacJury. From the great outdoors to the great indoors, from sound to video and all points in between, a compelling set of hardware selections are named and discussed by the panel of...
Bob “Dr. Mac†LeVitus discusses his experiences at the 30th Anniversary Celebration for the Macintosh…the Macworld All-Star Band, the speakers, the panels, and even the guests. Didn't make it to the show? Bob explains why you may still be able to see it. Bob...
Ted Landau has been around the Macintosh from the beginning, and shares some perspective on how it has impacted both his life and the world of personal computing. Ted also provides some insight into the iPod's future, the apparent promotion of the Apple TV to a...
On The Road to Macworld, Katie Floyd of Mac Power Users talks about her home media center session, what it will cover, and some current choices she's made (or has been prevented from making). Apple TV, TiVo, Mac mini, iTunes, Plex, media servers, cloud...
You could say that Matt Neuburg wrote the book on iOS 7 programming. Actually, he wrote 2 books this time around, iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals: Objective-C, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics and Programming iOS 7, the gold standard in their class. Matt and Chuck discuss the...
Ted Landau is back for the first time in 2014 to discuss a movie pick, trends from International CES, the Internet of Things, wearable tech, an electric car, why we need to get used to aggregated data and more. [audio...
To close the MacVoices coverage of International CES, New Media Expo, CES Unveiled and ShowStoppers, here's a look some of the other sights and sounds of the events, time with friends, and of Las Vegas itself. [audio...
Our annual Road to Macworld series kicks off with the head man himself. Paul Kent, Vice President for IDG World Expo and General Manager of Macworld-iWorld, profiles this year's biggest and best Apple-oriented event. A combination of expo, conference and more,...
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