Katie and Corey talk about how they use their iPods and the future of iPods in the wake of Apple’s “Let’s Rock” announcements, car integration, and iPod and iPhone accessories. We also talk about our experiences with the 2.1 software update for the iPhone, what’s fixed, what’s not, and what we wish we would see in the future. Corey tells the tale of how his 17” MacBook Pro took on his van and lived to tell the tale. Apple sends up some major software updates with 10.5.5. Listener Tyler is looking for help running an insurance business on the Mac. Judy wants to learn how to sync her Entourage Address Book with her Comcast webmail and Katie goes off on a mini-rant against ISP based email service providers. We also talk more about managing and syncing calendars. (Running Time 00:41:55)

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Corey and Katie sat down with Steve Stanger of The Mac Attack and devoted a special podcast to the topic of becoming Apple Certified. This is a little different show for us, but we’ve gotten a ton of listener feedback on this topic and thought it warranted its own show. Steve and Corey talk about the reasons they choose to become Apple Certified, talk about the reasons to become certified, the different types of certifications Apple offers and answers listener questions about the certification process.

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You can find Steve Stanger at: http://www.themacattack.us/
Learn more about Apple Certification at: http://training.apple.com/
Peachpit Training Books: http://www.peachpit.com/

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iPhone 2.0.1 is out and much to Katie and Corey’s joy squashes quite a few iPhone bugs, but these bug fixes may come at the cost of not being able to unlock your phone in the future. Lots of happenings, some good, and some bad in the App Store. We talk about a few of our favorite new Apps, talk about the Null River debacle and iPhone tethering, and discuss just how involved Apple should be in policing the App store. The MobileMe mess is starting to clean itself up, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some bitter feelings. Steve has admitted that the MobileMe mess had problems, but is all forgiven? Katie explains stories of Macs being discriminated against by state Bars and Corey tells us about his plans to do a special Apple Certification episode by popular demand. (Running Time 00:40:01)

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Katie and Corey talk all the Apple launches this past week. Katie shares her experiences while waiting to pick up her 3G iPhone, Corey shares his thoughts about why he's not planning on buying one just yet. The gang both talk about the changes to the 2.0 Software and their favorite iPhone Apps. We also discuss the less than stellar rollout of MobileMe and why we are and are not using it. Christopher, our AudioEngine W1 winner chimes in with a review, we get a question from Australia about Time Capsule, when is the best time to buy an iPod touch and how do you keep iCal and Outlook in sync. (Running Time 01:26:06)

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Note: Some listeners reported that while listening to this podcast through headphones the audio channels were out of balance. Somehow one track was recorded in stereo and the other in mono. The issue has been corrected. If you had this problem, please re-download the podcast. Sorry for the inconvenience.

The iPhone pricing plans have come out and there are a lot of people who aren’t so happy with what AT&T had to say. Katie and Corey give you their thoughs on the matter. We also talk MobileMe, Back to School, AppleTV, Apple Certifications and more. (Running Time: 0:49:52)

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Katie and Corey give you their impressions of the announcments at today’s World Wide Developer Conference Keynote. We talk 3G iPhone, 2.0 Firmware update, MobileMe, Snow Leopard, and more... (Running Time: 0:51:25)

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What's going on with the iPhone, what would it take to make you upgrade to iPhone 2? Apple faces more competition from Netflix and Napster, are the record labels and the networks snubbing Apple just to be nasty? Apple ranks number 1 in Tech Support, but unfortunately people are having more interactions with AppleCare. Apple claims 66% of the PC market share over $1,000 but does that really mean all that much? We pick a winner for our AudioEngine W1 giveaway and we take your questions and comments regarding Quicken, PDF organization, and iPhone speakers. Oh yeah, did you know that you can get MacCore stuff for your dog? (Running Time: 0:53:02)

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Katie and Corey were both honored to co-host the Typical Mac User Live Podcast with Victor Cajiao this week. Today we talk a little bit about the history behind Katie and Corey, how we met, and how we decided to start a Podcast. Corey talks about becoming Apple Certified and how that is done and who should consider certification, and we both chime in on the prospects of Mac Clones and whether or not that's a good thing from Apple. We had a great discussion so hope you'll enjoy it as well.

Note: Unless there is a special occasion this will likely be the last Typical Mac User Live show that will be put into this feed based on feedback from listeners.

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Are the MacBooks getting a new design and blurring the line between the consumer and pro models? More drama in the Time Machine over AirDisk debacle. Corey tells us why we should ditch Quicken and give iBank a Try. Katie and Corey talk about the iPod speakers that they use. More questions about how to get your TiVo content on to your mac, Tony has a problem somewhere deep in his user folder, and questions about using SuperDuper! with a TimeCapsule or AirDisk. (Running Time: 0:53:17)

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Katie has a chance to co-host the Typical Mac User Live Podcast with Victor Cajiao this week. Victor has kindly asked Katie to be his guest host on the last Sunday of the month from now through the end of June. On this show we talk all about buying a new Mac. Making the choice between a desktop and a laptop, choosing which model Mac to buy, how to save money when buying a Mac, tips for getting the best deal on AppleCare, and more. We also discuss alternatives for the iSight and how to determine what files are bogging down your hard drive. (Running TIme: 0:57:28)

If you've never had the opportunity to participate in a live talkcast, it's never been easier, with the new talkshoe software you don't even have to setup or register an account. The show starts every Sunday at 5pm Pacific / 8pm Eastern. To participate, go to www.talkshoe.com and search for the Typical Mac User Podcast. If you wish, you can also register for a free account. You can also call in to the show at (724) 444-7444 and enter Talkcast ID 3097. Call in on any regular telephone (great for those night and weekend minutes), use Skype or Gizmo Project.

Request for Feedback: In the past I've put these Typical Mac User Live shows in the feed because they were typically "special" shows occurring only a few times a year. Now that I will be a regular guest host on the show for the next few months, I'd like your feedback as to whether you'd like to continue receiving these shows in the feed. I know many of you probably already subscribe to Victor's show. Please send me your feedback, themaccore@gmail.com

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He's Back! Katie and Corey have a chance to chat for the first time in a while. Corey tells us what he's been up to and becoming Apple Certified. Katie chimes in with her recent experiences buying a plasma TV. We also talk about our love of TiVo and thoughts on the AppleTV and it's possible future as a DVR. Corey discusses his new found family organization using BusySync and the duo discuss their iPhone cases of choice. (Running Time: 0:52:55)

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David Sparks of MacSparky.com joins Katie today as the guest co-host. We talk about the rebirth of the Mac Roundtable, 10.5.2, first impressions of the AppleTV update and whether Apple has "gotten it right" this time around, the future of the iPhone, Aperture 2.0, and Review the A2 Speakers and W1 remote receivers from Audioengine and the Jawbone bluetooth headset. (Running Time 0:47:34)

Note: due to a cache problem, the podcast that was originally posted abruptly stopped at the 27:31 mark. As of 6:30pm Eastern on February 20th, that issue has been corrected. If you have the old version you may need to download the show again. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

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This is probably our final show in our Macworld series. In this show we bring you a the MacCore's "Best of Macworld" with the best of the audio interviews recorded direct from the show floor. We learn about the new iPhone features coming to 1Password, learn all about Dr. Bott and their family of products, figure out how to watch WMV file and create WMV files using Flip4Mac, walk around "naked" with your iPod or iPhone without having to worry while wearing an Invisible Shield, get rid of all our old stuff to make room for the new on eBay using iSale, protect all your stuff and listen to your music wirelessly with products from iSkin, never run out of battery again thanks to iZapp, recover a stolen laptop with LoJack for Laptops, hear what's new from the folks on Smile On My Mac, and figure out how to finally organize our life and get thigns done with OmniFocus. (Running Time 0:52:14)

Note: For some, this show in iTunes is showing up as being tagged "Explicit" that is in error, I promise the show is family friendly.

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Katie had the pleasure of co-hosting the Typical Mac User Podcast Live on Talkshoe this evening. Katie and Victor talk all about their Macworld experience and their reactions to Apple's most recent announcements, as well as some of their favorite picks from the show floor. You can find Victor's excellent show over at www.typicalmacuser.com. You can find photos from the show floor by clicking the Photo Album link on our website. (Running Time: 01:20:01)

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It's a quick show this week but Macworld is nearly here! In this episode Katie talks about some of the news leading up to the show and what people are expecting Steve Jobs to announce at his keynote address. If you happen to be going to Macworld this year, feel free to say hello. I'll be on the show floor most of Wednesday and Thursday and attending the Mac Meet and Mingle party and Podcaster Meetup on Thursday evening. (Running Time: 00:23:00)

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Apple's marketshare on the rise, is NBC's departure hurting Apple, France really likes the iphone, T-mobile likes the iPhone locked down, Visual Voicemail comes under fire, Google gets easier, and 1.1.3 may be just around the corner. Katie heads to Macworld, The MacCore launches a new website and logo, and Blake Tucker take some of the confusion about buying a digital video camera for the holidays. (Running Time: 0:50:54)

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Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast at podfeet.com co-hosts this show. We talk about the iPhone unlocking in Europe, AT&T's "big announcement" that the iPhone will go 3G in the next year (did anyone not see that coming?), hard drive failures in some MacBooks and what you should do whether or not you're impacted, rumors of an ultra portable Mac heating up, Macworld 2008, and our annual Holiday Geek Gift Guide continues with part 2 of this special feature. Need to know what to get the geek in your life, wanna know about all the gadgets that should be on your list? We've got you covered. (Running Time: 00:57:05)

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Victor Cajiao from the Typical Mac User co-hosts this show. We talk about the iPhone launch in Europe, the new Final Cut 4 Express, the future of Audio and Video downloads, whether the Zune is a real threat to the iPod, Apple Software Updates, thoughts on 10.5.1, and our annual Holiday Geek Gift Guide. Need to know what to get the geek in your life, wanna know about all the gadgets that should be on your list? We've got you covered. (Running Time: 01:06:08)

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The Google Phone finally reveals itself, well, kinda, Apple sells two million copies of Leopard in the first weekend, MacBooks and MacBook Pros recieve quiet updates, New "virus" targets Macs, the iPhone is named invention of the year, AT&T sure thinks so anyway, international data roaming plans to save users thousands, the iPhone can be "revirginized" for now, limits on iPhone sales, Leopard bugs, a listner review of Sapiens, your comments, and more! (Running time: 0:47:34)

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Apologizes for the lack of an Enhanced AAC feed this week, I was in a real time crunch to get the episode out before leaving town.

In this very special edition of the MacCore, I have the pleasure of Co-Hosting the Typical Mac User Live Podcast over on TalkShoe alongside my good friend Victor Cajiao. We discussed all things Leopard. Launch parties, install experiences, troubleshooting problems, the cool new features in the Finder, Spaces, Time Machine and a whole lot more. I apologize in advance for the super-sized show (nearly 2 hours long!) but we had an absolute blast and just had to keep going beyond our scheduled hour. Thanks to all you folks who turned out live for the show. (Running Time: 01:41:24)

It's Leopard Week! Leopard will be released on Friday, October 26th, Educational Pricing, Hardware Requirements, iPhone Syncing Speculation, No Classic Support, More DRM free songs on iTunes Plus, Apple's Marketshare on the Rise, Yet Another "Open Letter From Steve Jobs", Orange gets the Apple, and the iPhone is once again, unlocked. We are also fortunate this episode to have interviews with Ken and Glen, the developers behind iPhone Drive, and Andrew Welch, president of Ambrosia software. Corey chime's in on his thoughts of the previous show, and listeners chime in with ideas for a MacCore show on Talkshoe. (Running Time 01:12:02)

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We get back to a more normal show this week. Katie discusses what's going on with the iPhone 1.1.1 "bricking" drama and the Mac community's response, thoughts on iPhone bricking and class action lawsuits against Apple. In more positive iPhone news iToner is now apparently working with 1.1.1, and Ecamm updates iPhone Drive. We'll also dig into the status of the iPhone overseas, when will we see Leopard and when we do will all our apps work, and is iTunes going to be in trouble in the face of new competition from Amazon and other competitors. We'll also have a very special interview with the guys from Mozy talking about their off-site unlimited backup solution. Listeners chime in on the iPhone rebate, YouTube in China, using an iPod while in the car and questions about .Mac Backup. (Running Time: 01:00:22)

Here's the Link for the extra 250MB of storage space for Mozy: https://mozy.com/?code=6LULV1

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Katie gives you an update on what's going on with the podcast and we have an opportunity to talk with Carl from 1Password. 1Password is one of Katie and Corey's favorite Mac applications and it was an honor to have the folks form 1Password on our Podcast. Carl tells us what 1password is all about and gives us a sneak peak at some of the upcoming new features, including perhaps something for the iPhone. (Running Time: 00:40:40)

EDIT: Oops, I said the date was October 8, 2006. Duh. It's 2007. Guess I'm still a year behind these days. Sorry about that.

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Apple Unveils Logic Studio, 1 Million iPhones, Price Cut Might Tipple Sales, Free Unlock Utility, Ringtone Drama, What's the Real Deal With NBC, Could $0.99 TV Downloads Be Coming, New iPods Don't Play Nice With Old Stuff, Crazy FCC Rumor, Our Reactions to Apple's "The Beat Goes On" Announcements, Listener Feedback on Mozy, iPod, Touch Concerns, and Reaction to the $200 Price Drop. (Running Time: 01:07:42)

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Speculation about Apple's Special Event on September 5th, Television Shows now available on iTunes in the UK, iPhone hack releases the phone from AT&T, Orange says it's only "in talks" for iPhone contract in Europe, iResQ now offers iPhone repairs, Backing up Email with MailStward, Online Backup with Mozy, praise for NetNewsWire, Troubleshooting the Apple TV . As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. Graphic artists and design gurus take note we are still accepting submissions for the contest to design our new MacCore logo. Can you help us out? Send your submissions to themaccore@gmail.com enter as many times as you like. (Running Time 00:56:09)

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Apple notebook share on the rise, have the European carriers for the iPhone been named? (Some of) EA's games are now available on the MC, Adobe decides to jump on the H.264 bandwagon, we debate whether we can blame Skype's problems on Microsoft, Apple earns a few silver metals, MTV, RealNetworks and Verizon team up against iTunes, Meebo brings Instant Messaging to the iPhone, ultra-detailed billing comes to an end, save $100 (Really!) on an iPhone, and Corey schools Katie on RSS readers. As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. Graphic artists and design gurus take note! We also (unofficially) announced our search for a new MacCore logo. Can you help us out? (Running Time 00:47:01)

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It's official, three out of four Beatles prefer iTunes, Universal looks to sell DRM free music, but they're snubbing Apple, There's a downside to the .Mac Storage Upgrade, Many People Not Happy With iMovie '08, the 300 Page iPhone Bill, iTunes Web Widgets, Skype on an iPhone, RIP AppleWorks, Guess Who Got an iPhone, recommendations for scanners, shrinking your iTunes Library, making 802.11n work on older computers, . As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. (Running Time 00:51:24)

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Special "Mac Focused" Event Wrap-up Edition. Katie and Corey have a (sometimes off the wall) discussion about today's announcements from Apple as well as some of the big news over the past few weeks. We talk about the new iMacs, Mac Mini, iLife '08, iWork '08, and other updates. For more information on these announcements you can check out Apple's website as they have posted a video from the event. It's great to be back! (Running Time 0:55:10)

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This past Sunday Katie had the pleasure of being the guest hostess of the Typical Mac User Podcast Live on TalkShoe with Victor Cajiao. We had a great time interacting with all the folks who showed up live for the chat and had an opportunity to talk about some of the early history of Apple, the importance of Apple Users Groups in the Mac Community, some of my favorite software as well as my perspective on being a "girl geek." (Running TIme: 01:11:01)

My thanks to Victor who kind enough to let me use the audio from his feed in our show to learn more about what Victor is doing, check out www.typicalmacuser.com

Corey and I will be back with our normal show soon.

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iPhone fever has hit an all time high- welcome to iDay everyone. The iPhone's data and activations plans announced, early reviews coming in, what's going to happen on "iDay" when the phone is released, YouTube comes to the Apple TV and iPhone, iTunes is now the third largest music reseller in the US, EMI has success with DRM-Freemusic, more Leopard details leek out, Microsoft will not change Vista's EULA after all, Safari for Windows proves to be popular and listeners call in with everything we missed about the Safari on Windows announcement. As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. (Running Time 00:57:45)

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Special WWDC Wrap-up Edition. Katie and Corey have a candid discussion about today's announcements at Apple's World Wide Developer Conference. From gaming on the Mac, to Leopard's Top Secret New features and Safari on Windows we'll give you our comments and critiques of the announcements and look at where Apple may be going in the coming months. (Running Time 1:35:40)

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Apple Updates MacBook Pros with Santa Rosa Chipset, iPhone Release Date Set for June 29, 2007, iTunes 7.2 Released With Support For iTunes Plus and iTunes U, 160GB Option Now Available for Apple TV, YouTube Videos Coming Soon, Apple to Join the S&P 100, Wonkavision, and a Special Interview with Dan Wood from Karelia Software. As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. (Running Time 00:46:11)

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Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at D: All Things Digital, Dell Computers Coming Soon To A Wal-Mart near you, 1,000,000 Zunes vs. 100.000.000 iPods, New Open Office Worm, More Google Apps Coming to the iPhone, iPhone for Pre-Paid Subscribers, "Backrow" Apple TV SDK, Speculation About the End of the MacMini and 17" iMac, MacBook Quality Control Concerns and WWDC Predictions As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. (Running Time 00:47:06)

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Apple Updates MacBooks, iPhone Receives FCC Approval, Apple Reports Spectacular Second Quarter, Market Share Numbers Up, iPhone and Apple TV Software Updates are Coming, A Greener Apple, Final Cut Studio 2 Shipping, ProCare, One to One and Personal Shopping, Class Action Suit over MacBook Screens, Microsoft Releases XML File Converter, Security Flaw in CS3, Amazon to sell DRM Music, iTunes Publishers Can Publish DRM-Free music, iPod Shuffle Price Drop in the UK, Paul McCartney on iTunes, Movies in Europe, Disney iTunes Figures, 10.4.10 Seeded, New Get A Mac Ads. As always, we have listener feedback, Software Updates, News and More. (Running Time 00:46:17)


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Apple Announces Leopard Will Be Delayed, Final Cut Studio and Server Released at NAB, .Another Movie Studio Joins iTunes, Adobe Ships CS3 and Offers Previews of upcoming Products, Office 2004 XML Converters on the Way, WWDC Keynote Announced, Rumors of the iPhone Being Delayed, and Is Apple Considering an iTunes Subscription Service? Katie Shares her Experiences With Her New Apple TV and as always, we have your Software Updates, Deals and More. (Running Time 00:46:15)

Note: We'll be taking a few weeks off after this show and probably won't record another edition until Mid-May. Katie's taking off for a few weeks to tour Europe and will have very limited access to the Internet during that time. Don't worry, we'll be back. Stay subscribed.

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Apple releases 8-Core Mac Pros, EMI decides to drop DRM on some tracks, Apple has sold 100 million iPods, AT&T says that the iPhone will ship on June 11, Final Cut Pro 4.5 and Final Cut Express 3.0 issues with 10.4.9, Apple pulls FInal Cut crossgrade from online store, Genius Bar reservations now available 2 days in advance, Intel releases new chips, MLB.com clips on iTunes, Complete My Album Feature in iTunes, Apple Cuts iPod pricing in the UK, new "iPod virus" poses no real threat, Vista Patch fixes iPod issues, Sprint challenges iPhone with Upstage and $0.99 over the air downloads, Office 2008 now in Beta, soldier's life possibly saved by iPod. (Running Time 0:47:18)

Correction: The Logic Crossgrade has since reappeared in the Apple Store. Apparently it was pulled for several days and then reposted.


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In this first-ever video edition of The MacCore podcast, Corey shows us how to upgrade a Core Duo MacBook Pro up to 802.11n by replacing the built-in airport card. The video shows the disassembly of the MacBook Pro, removing and replacing the airport card, reassembling the MacBook and how to run the firmware upgrade so the computer will recognize the new 802.11n compatible card.

Since this is our first adventure into the realm of video podcasting, we would appreciate your thoughts and comments. You can email us at themaccore@gmail.com or send a voice message to us using our Voicemail Hotline 206-203-2673

Warning: attempting this upgrade procedure may damage your computer and will void your warranty. Proceed only at your own risk. The MacCore will not take responsibility for any damage caused by users performing the upgrade. It is suggested that you contact an Apple Authorized Service Center before proceeding. You will probably also want to keep the original card should you need to put it back in.

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Our thanks to HardMac for breaking the news of this update and their excellent tutorial on the upgrade process.

Mac OS 10.4.9 update released, Apple will hold a special event at NAB, Apple TV Delayed until Mid March, Adobe CS3 to be announced, Lightroom Now Shipping, Scary Report of a MacBook Battery Fire, Ms. Pac-Man, New Movie Studios on iTunes, Upgrading an Older MacBook to 802.11n, Cingular and iPhone pricing, Vista on Parallels, Where's Leopard Rumors of 8-Core Macs Heat Up. We also have a special report on TiVo's new partnership with Amazon's UnBox for movie rentals and a review of the TiVoToGo features for Mac in Toast 8., . As always, the show includes Software Updates, Deals, and More! (Running Time 0:44:46)

Apologizes for the delay..life just got in the way!

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Apple and the Beatles reach a new agreement, but they're not on iTunes (yet), Steve Jobs shares his thoughts on Music and DRM, Wal-Mart launches their movie download service with all major studios onboard, Apple's concerned about stock options investigation, WWDC dates released, new iPod Shuffles, 802.11n enabler available, Vista and iTunes, new Intel chips, Parallels and Vista, Nike and Apple Sued, New UK Get A Mac Ads, Bill Gates doesn't like them, iTunes videos might be in Europe soon, Lightroom to ship in February, applying for Federal Grants gets easier, and a new Billy Joel single to hit iTunes. Listeners chime in on iPhone, Katie Reviews the Shure e2c headphones and rants about poor customer service. As always, the show includes Software Updates, Deals, and More! (Running Time 1:14:03)

Note: Apologizes for Katie's voice, she had a cold... :(

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Rumors of an upcoming Apple Special event in February, possibilities include iLife and iWork '07, Leopard Preview, 8-core Mac Pros, a widescreen iPod or perhaps just Beatlemania? Apple posts record 4Q results, 802.11n draft version 2.0 is approved, Apple to charge $1.99 for firmware upgrade to 802.11n in enabled Macs, Final version of Boot Camp may be available to Tiger users, Steve Jobs questioned by federal authorities, Cisco sues Apple, Running OSX on PCs, Parallels is controlled by SWsoft, possible way to rip DVDs to your computer legally, new Get A Mac Ads, listener feedback on the iPhone's use in Europe and pricing, and more information becomes available about the iPhone. As always, the show includes Software Updates, Deals, and More! (Running Time 0:56:17)


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Special MacWorld Wrap-up Edition. Wow- Everything we wanted, nothing we expected, and then some. Katie and Corey review Apple's revolutionary new products announced at MacWorld, give you their comments and critiques of the products released and look at where apple may be going in 2007. (Running Time 1:04:40)


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Special MacWorld Preview Edition. Includes news related to the upcoming MacWorld Expo and a look back at 2006 for Apple and speculation as to what 2007 will hold. Katie and Corey discuss possible Macworld announcements and cover everything from possible iLife updates to the the much-rumored iPhone. We also have a follow-up discussion on exactly what does the "i" mean in iMac and discuss Apple's refund and price reduction policies. (Running Time 1:15:50)

Be on the lookout for our Keynote Review Podcast that will be released the evening of January 9th or early morning of January 10th.

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Apple says we won't see built in Virtulization in Leopard, TiVo's DRM is cracked, recent media reports of iTunes sales plummeting, iPod Sports Kit Vulnerable to Surveillance, Microsoft's Office Woes, Zune makes a better than expected showing, Public Beta of Photoshop 3 released, Tax-Cut Software coming back to the Mac, Skype Out calls no longer free, USB Travel Doc for iPod Shuffle Debuts, more iPod Games, Rumors of 100 GB iPods, iSight MIA, New Get A Mac Ads, South Park Season 10 on iTunes, iPhone finally released, and YOU are the person of the year. Katie and Corey present part two our 2006 Holiday Gift Guide for last minute shoppers. As always, the show includes Software Updates, Deals, and More! (Running Time 1:00:29)


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