Chuck Joiner talks with the most interesting and influential people in the Mac industry, as well as the individuals who are out there making it happen on the front lines of the global Mac community.
At Macworld 2012, Dan Wood of Karelia Software shows off the newest features of Sandvox, their web site creation tool that makes authoring great-looking and fully functional web sites easy. With Lion enhancements, new photo options and more, this is the best version of Sandvox yet.
The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 comes to an end and the real fun begins in San Francisco. Philip Goward of Smile takes the wraps off their latest effort, PDFPen for iPad. Boasting iCloud sync capabilities along with all the features of its desktop predecessor, PDFPen for iPad will let you get your work done on the go. Philip talks about why Smile is so excited about this release, and how they work to keep their products approachable.
The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 starts in Paris for Joe Kissell, who is busy preparing for the two sessions he will present at the show. First, Joe previews his session that focuses on Apple's voice recognition software, Siri, and outlines some of the things he will talk about, both mainstream and advanced. Joe will go against the grain in his other session, discussing the advantages of unitasking. If that sounds surprising, Joe's approach to it will surprise you even more.
The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 makes a MacNotables stop for a conversation with Macworld Senior Editor Christopher Breen, who is once again coordinating the speakers and activities on the Macworld Live Stage on the exhibit hall floor. Chris discusses who will be there speaking, what they will be talking about, and appropriate attire for the stage. Chris also shares his thoughts on the evolution of the show to Macworld | iWorld, and its place in the industry.
If The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 had a map, it was probably created with Ortelius from Mapdiva. Jill Saligoe-Simmel and Graham Cox talk about their unique cartography application, and why it takes a specialized tool set to successfully draw a map. Mapdiva doesn't just do maps, however. Artboard is an approachable vector drawing program that comes with plenty of included styles and clipart to get you started.
Our next stop on The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 is to chat with Jean MacDonald and Philip Goward of Smile. Taking a developer's perspective toward Macworld | iWorld, they explain what Smile gets out of its show floor presence, and it is so much that they will have two different booths at this year's event. They also profile their flagship products, PDFpen and TextExpander and more.
Our next stop on The Road to Macworld | iWorld 2012 is to chat with Jean MacDonald and Philip Goward of Smile. Taking a developer's perspective toward Macworld | iWorld, they explain what Smile gets out of its show floor presence, and it is so much that they will have two different booths at this year's event. They also profile their flagship products, PDFpen and TextExpander and more.
When the first MacJury for 2012 convened, they discovered no one had purchased tech gifts for them, but they had all bought goodies for themselves. The panel discusses their choices, some of which may surprise you, debate the pros and cons of the MacBook Pro laptops vs. the MacBook Air line, replacement applications for the latter, a utility that is needed from Apple and more. Those sharing their wisdom include Erik Bernskiold, Jeff Gamet, Steve Stanger and host Chuck Joiner.
Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus reaches into his Santa bag and pulls out some terrific holiday gift ideas for the tech-oriented..whether that's you or someone you're buying for. From music to video, gaming to clothing (yes, clothing), Bob has you covered. Bob also shares his plans for the upcoming Macworld | iWorld, and why you might find him more accessible than in the past.
With the ever-increasing number of services offering movies, TV shows and more, it can be difficult to find what you want when you want it. Enter Fanhattan. Gilles BianRosa, CEO of Fanhattan explains how their service locates the movies, TV shows and more that you want to see, tells you how they are available (rent, buy, stream, etc.), and in many cases, lets you start watching right away, especially on an iDevice. Fanhattan goes beyond that, though, and connects you with all sorts of related ...