Maccast 2010.01.10

Written by: Adam Christianson

Categories: Podcast

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A podcast about all things Macintosh. For Mac geeks, by Mac geeks. Show 289. Apple acquires mobile ad company for $275 million. iPhone a touch more accurate than others. Latest Mac tablet rumors. Latest iPhone 4G rumors. New concept Apple Store in Palo Alto. Has Apple finally won over Greenpeace? Small Bonjour update. iTunes 30 second previews get webified. Mac OS X 10.6.3 update goes into wider testing. Time Machine backup isn’t all that? Magic Mouse Update. Can’t buy OS X for Non-Intel Macs. More info in Get Info… Explaining the different “types” of memory in OS X. Your $0.99 addiction may be costing you big. Quick Quickview Tip

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  1. Gazmaz | Jan 11 2010 - 06:20

    Looking forward to you doing more with the maccast Adam, I’m sure everyone will be really supportive.

    Good Luck :-)

  2. j | Jan 11 2010 - 06:57

    Adam, congrats on taking the leap into doing this full-time! I am excited for you-thats really cool. Have you thought about having Maccast become part of the TWIT network? Just a thought….

  3. Evenprimes | Jan 11 2010 - 07:42

    Just to echo the above: gratz on the move to full time podcasting. I’m looking forward to another 5 years of The Maccast! :)

  4. Bob Correa | Jan 12 2010 - 07:27

    Congrats on the big leap. Looking forward to the future of MacCast.

    Some feedback on your segment on Magic Mouse. I have one, LOVE it. I’ve tried all of the 3rd party pref panes out there. BetterTouchTool: http://blog.boastr.net/ is far and away the best. It’s free, constantly updated and includes customizing the trackpad on a MB,MBP as well.
    You mentioned having sensitivity problems with the two panes you tried so far. I had the same experience with them. You will NOT have problems like this with BTT. It is very customizable. Just a great utility.

  5. Greg Smith | Jan 13 2010 - 07:28

    Adam, congrats on going full time with the podcast. I really enjoy your easy-to-listen-to style and always get helpful information from your shows. Three comments:
    1) Circus Ponies NoteBook. I heard you talk about it so much that I finally decided to buy it for my MacBook and I love it! I am using it to organize all sorts of day to day items and to dos as well as to plan for projects for this year and beyond. The thing I really get a kick out of is the clipping feature. It’s fun and easy to clip from the web or my email to keep things organized. Thanks for the reviews and encouragement to try NoteBook. I highly recommend it!
    2) Magic Mouse. Bought one, tried it for a while, decided to stick with the trackpad or sometimes my old two button scroll wheel mouse. I ended up doing something novel with the Magic Mouse. My family opened a time capsule (a real one, not the Apple one!) at 12:01 AM on 1-1-10, then we re-loaded it to be opened on 1-1-20. My contribution to the time capsule: a USB drive, a recordable DVD, and the Magic Mouse! It will be interesting to see what we’re using ten years from now.
    3) Question: do you know of any software for the Mac that removes the crackles and pops from old songs that are downloaded to iTunes? I put some old songs, some dating back to the early 1940s, of my mother-in-law singing (she is celebrating her eightieth birthday this weekend, and she has been a lifelong performer) on my MacBook in iTunes and they are indeed wonderful, but I would like to take out at least some of the worst snaps, crackles and pops. Any help would be appreciated.
    Once again, I really enjoy everything that you do on your podcast as well as iPhone Alley. Keep up the excellent work!
    Greg Smith

  6. Bob Cole | Jan 16 2010 - 11:10

    Congratulations Adam on going full time with MacCast. I look forward to seeing how it will develop.