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New weekly cohost David Cohen makes his regular debut, and Sam Levin helps us kick off the show with his Cool Mac Picks from the Macworld Expo.
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Prosoft Engineering
Sam’s Picks
Chestnut Hill Sound George
Cambridge SoundWorks i765
Gizmobies Pocketable iPod Protection
Logitech Squeezebox Duet
Keyspan TuneView for iPod
Presentation Remote Pro
Plasq’s Skitch & ComicLife
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MyMac ends our week of Macworld Expo podcasting coverage with a bang. Booth visits, a get together with the remaining staff members, and we are still meeting new people at the end of the show. Hope you enjoy our last episode from Macworld Expo 08.
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Prosoft Engineering
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Our longest podcast of the week is one of our best yet. Tim and Nemo look at the days event, and talk about some of the booths and events of the day. Nemo interviews New York Times technology writer David Pogue, while Tim does an on the spot interview with Sinbad. (yes, we know the audio is bad for the Sinbad interview, but what the heck.) More Apple Quiz from the Prosoft Engineering, and Guy and Nemo pay some Booth visits.
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Prosoft Engineering
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Booth recordings at EA Games, Music Wizard, Notion Music, and some Apple Trivia from the Prosoft Engineering Booth. A ton of fun, plus Larry, Guy, and Tim from the hotel room talking about some of the days activities. And what’s this about a NEW AOL Macintosh client? Really?
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Filemaker Pro / Bento
EA
Music Wizard
Notion Music
AOL
Office 08
Prosoft Engineering
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Today’s episode include two roundtable discussions with the MyMac staff, one done right after the keynote, and one at the end of the day. Also included is an interview Nemo did with Bill Palmer from iProng.com. The booth at the Prosoft Engineering booth was rocking when the MyMac.com crew came and hosted the first of four Apple Quiz contests, and while we were there we snagged an interview with Prosoft president Greg Brewer. Also included are segments from SecureMac.com, DriverSavers.com, and RhinoSkin.com booths.
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Prosoft Engineering
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The Macworld Expo proper has not even started, but the crew of MyMac.com are already well underway. This episode features our MyMac Podcast Meetup, and it was a lot of fun! The first half of the show features Publisher Tim Robertson talking about the days events, some reader feedback, and being blocked from the keynote! Then we meet some MyMac Podcast listeners at the show, as well as some returning MyMac staff and Bill Palmer from iProng.
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Prosoft Engineering
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29 Minutes Running Time.
Tim Robertson talks about arriving in San Francisco, meeting with some of the MyMac.com staff and fans of the podcast, and the upcoming Macworld Expo in general. A solo podcast gets the week started.
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Prosoft Engineering
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New Mac Pro and Xserve the week before Macworld Expo? Something big must be in the works. Staci DeGagne joins us for a quick word about the Macworld and the Girls Gone Geek Academy event on Monday the 14th from 1pm to 5pm. Plus, what does Guy, Chad, and Tim think and hope to see at the Macworld Expo.
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Girls Gone Geek
Macworld and the Girls Gone Geek Academy
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For the first show of 2008, David Cohen, Guy Serle, Tim Robertson, and Chad Perry look back to 2007 and the biggest Macintosh – Apple stories of the year. Do you agree? Did we miss something? Email or call our caller feedback line and let us know your opinion.
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