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MacVoices
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 Apple community.
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Macworld 2010 week opens with a conversation with Greg Scown of SmileOnMyMac, who provides a pre-release review of the upcoming TextExpander 3, the newest version of their hit productivity tool. Changes are coming to TextExpander 3, and they are for the better.
Glenn Fleishman has just updated two Take Control books, Take Control of Screen Sharing in Snow Leopard and Take Control of Back To My Mac, and helps us understand the many ways that both can improve our lives. There are a number of methods of sharing your screen, with our without Apple’s MobileMe service, and [.
The Road to Macworld leads us to David Sparks of MacSparky, who delivers a preview of the three sessions he is presenting at Macworld 2010. An attorney by profession, David will talk about using your Mac for work, and how it can make you stand out in your field, no matter what you do.
This MacVoices Group update includes: A list of Chuck’s Macworld 2010 appearances The MacVoices contest at Macworld 2010 The Drobo “Spirit of Macworld 2010″ contest The MacVoicesTV website redesign An apology from Chuck and a new San Francisco Restaurant recommendation Links: Chuck Joiner on Twitter The MacVoices Group Subscribe to MacVoices in iTunes MacLevelTen – The Mac Media Group MacVoices 8 GB iPod touch Contest [.
Mac expert Joe Kissell has just released Mac Security Bible (Wiley), and helps us understand who needs to be concerned with Mac security. Joe approaches what often is thought of as a difficult topic through aspects of the Mac OS you are already familiar with, and applies security thinking to them.