Podcast #96: Steve's Back and Overheating iPhones
Steve Jobs returns to Cupertino and we're surprised at how quickly Steve is up and walking around after a major surgery. We introduce the Susie Retirement Fund and we talk about the iPhone 3GS overheating issue. Mmmm mmmm toasty.
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littlepsych
July 01, 2009 at 6:07pm
I am a new mac user - on my 1st mac right now :) and I wanted to let you know what a great addition this podcast is to the magazine. I have been listening for the past month while I was waiting to get my money for my mac and I enjoy to low key and user friendly format of the magazine and podcast. My favorite parts of the podcast are the mac tip and the app reviews. Thanks for a great mac resource!
snowmo
July 01, 2009 at 10:54pm
i've never posted a comment before, but the positive tone of your post was refreshing and motivated me to respond. for several years, my favorite mac magazine was macaddict (which somehow absorbed into maclife a while ago). they always had cool little tips and a quirky sense of humor (esp the april fools computer-geek style!). maclife is a bit "slicker" in presentation (with fewer neon *ker-pow* graphics), but is still one of my favorite mac sites. Hope you enjoy your mac - i've been using apples exclusively since my apple 2+ in 1981 and have nothing but praise for these computers. Welcome!














