Over the holidays I got an iPod Touch and so far I’ve been really enjoying it. The one thing that annoyed me was the fact that so much of the iPod Touch’s stuff relies on wifi. My bedroom is a long way away from the wifi base station.
I really wanted to be able to use the internet on my iTouch so I did some Googling and found out about Internet Sharing – a really useful thing built into every mac.
Internet Sharing allows you to use the Internet from one interface (ie Ethernet) and transmit it out another interface (ie wifi). (more…)
It’s just turned 2009 and from everyone here at the International Mac Podcast we want to wish all our amazing readers the best year and let’s hope for you and Apple it is one of the best ever despite others claiming otherwise.
Thank you so much for making 2008 great for us and we have so much more to come in 2009 as we grow more and more.
Well it seems as though the Orange Country Sheriff’s Department has switched to the digital age and is now using podcasting to train its deputies. They are using this feature to train their personnel on high risk situations that could cause injury and have a high risk of injury. They are using Apple’s Podcast Producer, which is a part of OS X Leopard server, to deliver content to the outer limits of their coverage area for training. (more…)
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This week’s panel : Stu Helm & Chris Wall
Chris & Stu take a look back over the year’s event’s in Apple news, we may have missed some things out, notably the iPhone 2.2 firmware, but you can always go back and listen to the IMP Live episodes that do cover it.
We hope you enjoy the show and on behalf of the whole IMP team we wish you all a fantastic New Year and thanks for your continued support of IMP Live
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In the modern world most people have multipe machines that they work on (one at work, a home desktop and maybe a notebook). Trying to manage all of your files and folders can get very hard and complicated – for example; you’ve just finished creating the presentation for the CEO and you arrive at work but you forgot to email it to yourself.
Dropbox is the answer. Dropbox was started in 2007 and has a great and active community around it. Dropbox is a menu-bar app that syncs your stuff between multiple computers, from right inside the Finder. (more…)
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This week’s panel : Keaton Brant, Stu Helm, Will, Phelim Brady and guest Zach Flauaus
We’d like to take the chance to announce Keaton’s promotion to executive producer and welcome Phelim Brady to the team, especially with this being his first apperance.
Special thanks to Zach or joining us this week and to all of you for listening and subscribing.
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I haven’t written a post in a while (I’d like to say it’s because I was Getting Things Done, but that’s just not true. That isn’t my strong suit), and I don’t really want to right now. It’s not you, it’s me. Holiday stuff, having a Mac suddenly not boot, and making dinner, that kind of thing. Luckily for you, I have a little something I wrote, like my last What Will Got Done, for Journalism, about Mac vs. PC. It’s definitely not my best work ever, but it’s here, so you might as well enjoy it
That said, let the enjoyment begin! (more…)
