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Video Podcast: MacMost Now 674: Sharing Calendars With iCloud
2/22/12
iCloud makes it easy to share calendars with others. You can create a public calendar that is read-only to others and anyone can subscribe to it. You can also create shared calendars that can be viewed and/or updated by a list of others you invite. (more...)
Hot Topics: What New Features Do You Want In the iPad 3?
2/21/12
There are many rumors surfacing about an announcement and release of a new iPad next month. What new features would you like to see in the iPad 3? Post your wishes and ideas here below. (more...)
Video Podcast: MacMost Now 673: A Look At Mountain Lion
2/20/12
OS X 10.8 will arrive late this summer. Apple has given us a preview of new features and is providing an early release to developers. See what is in store for us with the next release of the Macintosh OS. (more...)
Video Podcast: MacMost Now 672: Using Image Capture With Scanners
2/17/12
The Image Capture app that comes with every Mac is a good alternative to scanner manufacturers’ custom software. You can use it to scan images from most scanners and it will adjust its features depending on the scanner’s capabilities. (more...)
This Week In Mac: Apple Announces Next OS X: Mountain Lion
2/16/12
A new version of Mac OS X was announced this morning, named “Mountain Lion.” The new Mac OS X 10.8 was released for testing to developers. General release is scheduled for late this summer. New features will include new apps and more: Messages, Notes, Reminders, Game Center, notifications, Twitter integration and AirPlay mirroring. All of [...] (more...)
2/16/12
“I can’t believe those losers wait in line for hours to buy an iPhone when there’s absolutely no one in line to get this new Samsung phone!” (more...)
Video Podcast: MacMost Now 671: iMovie 11 Backgrounds and Placeholders
2/15/12
You can put solid colors, textures or animatics in your iMovie timeline for a variety of reasons. Use them to allow your audio to play when there is no video to show. Or, use them to plan your movie. (more...)
