Our latest “5 Questions” episode features a discussion with John Martellaro of The Mac Observer. Find out what John uses, both hardware and software, to create some of the most thought-provoking articles on the tech web, and the surprising way he uses the Messages...
We caught up with Glenn Fleishman to chat about three of his Take Control Books. The most recent, Take Control of Slack is not only for the new Slack user, but also the experienced individual who wants to access features that aren’t always obvious, but are always...
Steve Sande has launched a new podcast and web site! Tangible Tech covers science and technology through Steve’s eyes and interests. Yes, there will be Apple tech, but Tangible Tech goes beyond that to anything that is interesting, useful, or both. Steve talks about...
At CES Unveiled in Las Vegas, Matt Nelson of crazybaby talks about their latest edition to their wireless earphones, the Air (NANO). Matt talks about how it is different than their flagship earphone, the Air, and of course, revisits the Mars levitating speaker. [audio...
Neil Ticktin is back to give us a preview of the speakers, events, and activities that will make this year’s MacTech Conference something special. With an all-star line up of tech experts and a far-reaching set of topics, the MacTech Conference’s focus goes way beyond...
Charles Edge has authored the latest edition to the Take Control library, and it is an important one. Take Control of OS X Server helps you tackle the task of setting up your own home server. Charles talks about the advantage of a home server for email, calendaring,...
Ted Landau has plenty to say on a number of little subjects this time around. The malware paranoia for iPhone and Mac, and why it probably more link bait than threat, maintaining your Mac, some additional analysis of his Yosemite install problems, some thoughts on...
MacVoices Magazine is live! Find out why the most recent addition to the MacVoices Group is a must-read, how it is delivered and why Flipboard was selected as the platform. Show Notes: Chuck...
Kirschen Seah helps remind us about Ada Lovelace Day, coming up on October 14. An inspiration for young women interested in math, sciences and tech, Ada Lovelace was one of the first programmers at a time when computers as we define them didn't exist. Kirschen tells...
Matt Neuburg has a unique perspective on all things iOS as the author of iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals: Objective-C, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics and Programming iOS 7 and a developer himself. Now he's turning his attention to Apple's new programming language, Swift,...
Jeff Gamet and John Martellaro took on science fiction tech on a recent edition of The Mac Observer's Daily Observations Podcast, and take that discussion to the next level on MacVoices. What we were promised and what we got, why we got it, and how start things...
From The AltConference 2014 in San Francisco, Peter Cohen provides his opinions and analysis on the most important parts of Apple's WWDC keynote announcements. This edition of MacVoices is sponsored by...
At AltConf 2014, Dan Wood of Karelia Software gives a developer's reaction to Apple's WWDC 2014 keynote announcements and what they may mean for his own projects. This edition of MacVoices is sponsored by...
Rob Elkin is again organizing a parallel event to Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. This year, it will be called AltConf, and is a follow-up to last year's very successful AltWWDC. Rob talks about their new venues (yes, two of them) that will make this year...
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