In this second edition of our new weekly series of Mac|Live Podcasts, listen in as Leslie, Roman, Susie, Eugene, and Rik discuss:
> The new eight-core Mac Pro
> Joost: free Internet TV
> Karaoke systems
> Tarantino and Glass in the iTunes Store
All that, plus answers to your Ask the Experts questions, the perfect MacBook case, how an iPod saved a soldier's life in Iraq, incredibly high-speed - and affordable - inkjet printers, and much, much more. Listen to it all in this week's Mac|Live Podcast.
>>> Download Mac|Live Podcast #2 right now to play on your iPod, in iTunes, or using the QuickTime Player.
More information on items discussed in this week's podcast (in order of their mention) can be found by clicking the links below:
The perfect MacBook (and Mac Book Pro) case
Atari Dora the Explorer Adventure 3-Pack
Brighter Child Caillou Magical Adventures
Boot Camp, VMWare Fusion, Parallels Desktop for Mac, and CrossOver Mac
Paul Wall's Get Money Stay True
Philip on Film by Philip Glass
New York Times Newsroom Navigator
Memjet high-speed inkjet printers
Browseback (in the Software Vault)
If you'd like to subscribe to the Mac|Live podcast series, click here.
Anonymous
May 18, 2007 at 8:42am
Podcast #2 and #3 are missing from the feedburner RSS feed.
rmyslewski
May 24, 2007 at 11:34pm
All podcasts should now be on both Feedburner and iTunes. Finally...
Michael Dunlop
April 19, 2007 at 1:27pm
could you put a link that will open up the podcast in iTunes? i searched "mac live" in iTunes but didn't find anything.
Kolt
June 26, 2008 at 7:24am
comment3, truck driveing videos, :]]], pussy knibbl, iyhjg, jackoff pics, 696, nysglasses, ulmss,
Scott
April 11, 2007 at 6:46am
thanks for adding the podcasts finally, but you could have made it a little clearer or given a heads up more that they were coming- it's disrespectful to long time subscribers who have remained faithful even through the changeover and loss that occurred w/ mac|life's 'birth'...
Anonymous
April 10, 2007 at 5:07pm
Could you make the link to the audio file a bit more clear? Like maybe a single line link that reads "Download MacLive Podcast #2" in bold? Or make it so that when you click on the image, it triggers the download? I have a few not-so-bright friends who made me guide them over the phone as to where to click to get the file. Thanks
Rik (aka Webmaster)
April 10, 2007 at 7:17pm
GREAT suggestions -- I'll implement both of them immediately. Thanks.
