This week on MacMost episode 23, we report on the iTunes 7.4.1 update, one million iPhones sold, and the $100 rebate offered to iPhone owners. Our Quick Tip is about Spotlight, Mac OSX Tiger’s powerful search engine. In our Podcast Salad segment Katie introduces you to Play Value from ON Networks. Our Must Bookmark is Apple’s Dashboard widget directory. The Geek Girl, Eve Park, asks “What is a TAM?” in our MacMost Loot contest segment. For this week’s prize she introduces you to her new line of Geek Wear t-shirts exclusively available at StickerGiant.com. Be sure to go to MacMost.com for tips, tutorials, and much more.
So we’ve been having fun adding ringtones to our iPhones. We’ve created some unique and original ringtones, drawing on our library of game music, and Molly’s voice. We thought we’d share them with you.
What makes these ringtones different than some you may find is that they are completely legal. That’s because we haven’t sampled or stolen or copyrighted music or audio. Instead, we’ve composed these ourselves, or have used sound effects from legal sources to create the ringtones.
You can get them at our Free iPhone Ringtones page. There, you can also subscribe to a podcast through iTunes that allows you to get new ringtones downloaded automatically and added to your iPhone.
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about the iPhone price drop, iPhone ringtones, the iPod Touch and the new iPod Nano.
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On this Special Edition of MacMost we share the announcements from the September 5th Apple Event. We detail the new line of iPods, which includes a new Nano, the iPod Classic, and the introduction of the iPod Touch. We give specs for the lower priced iPhone, and announce the new marriage of iTunes and Starbucks. For more news, tips, tutorials, updates and iPhone games visit MacMost.com.
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about upcoming announcement predictions, NBC and iTunes and iLife problems.
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This week on MacMost episode 21, we inform you that Ringo Starr’s solo work has been added to iTunes. We speculate that there may be iPod announcements on Sept. 5, and report on iPhone unlocking legal issues. Gary shows you how to unlock your iPhone. Our Quick Tip shows you how to set Text Edit as your default Word doc reader. In our Podcast Salad segment we feature iCali.tv. Our Must Bookmark is VersionTracker.com and for MacMost Loot, our contest segment, we ask, “What was the original selling price for the Apple Newton eMate 300?”
In Episode 20 of the MacMost video podcast, we look at John Lennon coming to iTunes, EA games on the Mac, say goodbye to AppleWorks, and Gary disses iMovie 08.
We give a quick tip on how to set browser font sizes. Katie Bevard introduces us to The Next Internet Millionaire podcast in our Podcast Salad segment. Gary introduces Bumpercar 2, a kid-safe browser. And we ask the color of the first iMac in our MacMost Loot contest.
In this MacMost First Look, Gary shows you the new Apple keyboard. He explores the sleek design and shows you what is special about this keyboard from Apple that is unlike any other
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about the new iLife 08, iWork 08, new iMac, EA Games.
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This week on MacMost episode 19, Eve Park and Gary Rosenzweig recap the recent Apple special event announcements including new iMacs, new versions of iLife and iWork and updates to .Mac service, iTunes widgets, the addition of Voices vocal loops for GarageBand, and the introduction of Numbers, Apple’s new spreadsheet. Our Quick Tip shows you how to get access to the complete iPhone manual. Our Must Download is Safari Enhancer, donationware from Celestial Frontiers. Our Must Bookmark is Facebook.com. For MacMost Loot, our contest segment, we ask, “When did the first version of iLife come out?” Don’t forget to subscribe to MacMost Review, our new audio podcast.
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about the new iMacs, Mac Mini updates, iLife 08, iWork 08, iPhone game rumors, MacMost at YouTube.
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This week on MacMost, Eve Park delivers a special report on the August 7th Apple announcements. Steve Jobs invited the press the Apple’s Cupertino headquarters for an Apple Event, where they announced a new line of aluminum and glass iMacs and Mini upgrades in hardware. For software they showed off iLife ’08, the overhaul of .Mac, iWork ’08, and hosted a Q&A. We also have a new audio podcast, MacMost Review, which you can subscribe to using iTunes. Be sure to go to MacMost.com for tips and tutorials throughout the week.
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about their favorite Mac downloadable software.
Categories include audio, video, utility, office, games, communications, development and many more. Probably about 100 products mentioned.
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MacMost episode 17 is a Special Edition featuring our top 10 favorite downloadable applications for Macs. Starting with number ten, here they are: Flip4Mac, Graphic Converter, Audacity, Snapz Pro, Transmit, Omni Group Tools, Handbrake, Skype, Parallels, and TextWrangler. Be sure to go to macmost.com for more tips and tutorials throughout the week.
Gary, Jay and Dave talk about:
Apple quarterly results
John C. Dvorak gets a Mac
The future of the Mac Mini
Trouble with Mac Mini and MacBook Pro cooling
Dave’s new LED MacBook Pro
Applecare for iPhone
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This week on MacMost episode 16 we announce details of Apple and AT&T’s quarterly reports and report on the Duke University iPhone/Cisco incident. On the MacMost Shopping Network we feature the iPhone Shuffle. Our Quick Tip shows you how to prevent your iPod or iPhone from updating automatically. In our Podcast Salad segment, Katie Bevard introduces you to the Break A Leg podcast. For MacMost Loot, our contest segment, we ask, “What was Guy Kawasaki’s job title when he worked for Apple?” We also announce our newest podcast, MacMost Review, and audio podcast where the staff discusses Apple news and rumors.
