Archive for the “Podcast” category

iPhone tips and recommendations on MacJury

by Chuck La Tournous on July 9, 2009

I took part in another session of The MacJury, Chuck Joiner’s excellent panel-based podcast. This time out, we talked about our favorite tips, features and accessories for the iPhone — particularly for the new iPhone 3GS and 3.0 software. These are always lots of fun to do, and entertaining to listen to (I hope.) On (…)

iPhone 3.0 discussed on MacJury

by Chuck La Tournous on March 18, 2009

The latest installment of Chuck Joiner’s MacJury podcast is up. In it, I take part in a great panel discussion with a stellar lineup of “jurors:” Macworld’s Peter Cohen, Tonya Engst of TidBITs and Take Control, John Braun of The Mac Observer, Don McAllister of Screencasts Online and Adobe’s Terry White. It’s a lively hour’s (…)

Apple’s iPhone 3.0 update: the good, the bad and the still missing

by Chuck La Tournous on March 17, 2009

Apple held its iPhone 3.0 event today and unveiled a slew of new features, but no real surprises. Cut and paste is finally here, Flash is still not, and Push Notifications are apparently here for real this time. Perhaps the biggest news — or at least the news with the most far-reaching consequences — is (…)

What I’m hoping for in the iPhone 3.0 software

by Chuck La Tournous on March 16, 2009

If you’re reading this, it should come as no surprise whatsoever that I’m eagerly anticipating tomorrow’s Apple event where they’ll describe the upcoming 3.0 update to the iPhone software. Here are a few of the things I’ll be looking for:

‘Bootleg’ video of the Macworld All-Star Band at MacVoices TV

by Chuck La Tournous on February 5, 2009

Chuck Joiner, of MacJury/MacNoteables/MacVoices fame, posted some video of the Macworld All-Star Band’s performance at Cirque du Mac 6.0 during this year’s Macworld Conference and Expo. We’ve been doing this for eight or nine years now, and I’m always impressed by how the documentation of the event evolves as technology progresses. From postage-sized, choppy video (…)

Macworld keynote reaction on MacVoices TV

by Chuck La Tournous on January 14, 2009

I joined a great group of Mac pundits for a session of Chuck Joiner’s new MacVoices TV podcast. It’s a 20-minute or so round table discussion about Apple’s last Macworld keynote and Phil Schiller’s performance as a substitute for Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The panel included Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, Mac author and columnist for (…)

While I was out…

by Chuck La Tournous on January 10, 2009

I’m back from what was a very interesting Macworld, and possibly one of the best. (It was surely one of the most exhausting.) I delivered three sessions this year (well, one session delivered three times), and they seemed to be very well received. The crowds were definitely smaller than I expected — an observation I (…)

RandomMaccess appearances at Macworld Expo 2009

by Chuck La Tournous on December 19, 2008

I suppose it’s close enough to the show that I should let those interested know where I’ll be this year. From Tuesday through Thursday, I’ll be presenting a Macworld “Supersession” entitled “The Ultimate Mac Starter Class.” If you’re a reader of this site, you’re way overqualified to attend, but please pass the word on to (…)

Macworld All-Star Band interviewed on MacVoices

by Chuck La Tournous on December 18, 2008

Chuck Joiner managed to get the entire band together for an interview as part of his “Road to Macworld” series for the MacVoices podcast. To say it was a blast would be an understatement: this is something we’ve never done before and it was an incredibly fun session. I sure hope that comes across in (…)

MacJury: Apple’s new laptop announcements

by Chuck La Tournous on October 15, 2008

I stayed up past my bedtime last night to be part of a great MacJury panel, which included Jean MacDonald of SmileOnMyMac, podcaster Adam Christianson, blogger Dan Pourhadi, RadTech’s John Grzeskowiak and, of course, host Chuck Joiner. The topic, naturally, was the Apple media event where the company unveiled updates to its laptop line and (…)