MacMost: Video Podcast

MacMost Now 212: Using the iPhoto 09 Places Feature
3/6/09
Learn about the new feature in iPhoto 09 that allows you to label each photo with a location. It can use the GPS data from your camera, or you can supply the location yourself.
MacMost Now 211: New iMac, Mac mini, Mac Pro
3/3/09
Apple releases new versions of all of its desktop machines: the iMac, Mac mini and Mac Pro. Also new versions of the Airport Extreme, Time Capsule and Apple keyboard.
MacMost Now 210: Bluetooth File Sharing
3/2/09
Learn how to use Bluetooth file sharing to send files from one Mac to another without a local network, wires or anything else. Handy for easily getting a file from one Mac to another in almost any situation.
MacMost Now 209: Using Burn Folders
2/27/09
You can use burn folders to archive data and create CD hand-outs. But you can also keep burn folders around and use them to make updated versions of those disks later on.
MacMost Now 208: Safari 4 Public Beta
2/25/09
Take a look at some of the new features in Safari 4, including Top Sites, cover flow for your history, and smart search.
MacMost Now 207: Using Preview to Cut Out Part of a Photo
2/23/09
Use the Preview application that comes with Mac OS X to cut out a person or object from a photo and make the rest transparent. You can use this to make better images for social network profiles, Pages documents or Keynote presentations.
MacMost Now 206: Monitor Your MacBook Battery
2/20/09
You can use the Mac's System Profiler to closely monitor your MacBook battery. You can view the charge capacity, current charge, age and current power use. You can use this to make adjustments to your behavior to get more life out of a charge.
MacMost Now 205: Go Full Screen
2/18/09
Learn how to make your applications fill your screen. Apps mentioned are iTunes, QuickTime, the Finder, iPhoto, iMovie and even Safari. You can find out more about the Saft program mentioned at http://haoli.dnsalias.com.
MacMost Now 204: Setting Up a Personal Domain With MobileMe
2/16/09
You can use your own domain name with your MobileMe service. This tutorial shows you how to set it up on the MobileMe service side and the domain registrar side.
MacMost Now 203: Ten Ways To Do Slideshows On Your Mac
2/13/09
Take a look at 10 different ways you can turn a set of images into a quick slideshow on your Mac.
MacMost Now 202: TypeIt4Me
2/11/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, check out TypeIt4Me, a productivity enhancer that allows you to trigger long sequences of text with only a few keystrokes.
MacMost Now 201: NeatReceipts Update
2/9/09
In this MacWorld Expo special learn about the new Mac software from The Neat Company.
MacMost Now 200: Make 3D Timelines on Your Mac
2/6/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, learn how to make 3D timelines using software from Bee Docs.
MacMost Now 199: Video Sharing With mDialog
2/4/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, learn about mDialog, a video sharing solution that works well with Macs, iPhones, iPods and Apple TV.
MacMost Now 198: Affordable Desktop Publishing
2/3/09
In this MacWorld Expo special learn about iStudio Publisher, affordable desktop publishing software for the Mac.
MacMost Now 197: Print Directly From iPhone to Printer
2/2/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, learn how to print photos and screen shots directly from your iPhone to a printer using the HP iPrint Photo App.
MacMost Now 196: iMovie 09 Demo
1/30/09
Take a look at some of the new features of iMovie, including image stabilization, video effects, new titles and themes.
MacMost Now 195: iChat Speakerphone
1/28/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, take a look at the USB iChat speakerphone from http://www.ipevo.com/
MacMost Now 194: Adding Custom Sounds For Mac Events
1/27/09
On this MacWorld Expo special take a look at Sounds4Fun, software that allows you to attach sounds to all sorts of events on your Mac.
MacMost Now 193: Modbook Updates
1/26/09
In this MacWorld Expo special, take a look at the latest developments from Axiotron, the developers of the Modbook. A new version now has some touch as well as pen capability, and a new model will soon support MacBook Pros.