International Mac Podcast

Episode 2 of Connor P’z Few and Far Betweenz.

A roundtable discussion of jailbreaking the iPhone and iPod Touch.

• Stu Helm
  • stuhelm.com
  • twitter.com/stuhelm
• Bart Busschots
  • bartb.ie
• Phelim Brady
  • phelimbrady.com
  • twitter.com/Phelim
• Connor P
  • http://www.connorp.com/
  • http://www.twitter.com/connorpj1

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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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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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This week’s panel : Stu Helm, Bart Busschots, Michael King and returning guest Paul Shadwell

Special thanks to Paul for joining us this week and to all of you for listening and subscribing. We’d like to hear from you so send your email / audio clips to haveyoursay [at] impodcast [dot] tv and we’ll get them into the mix

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Remote is a simple application from Apple for your iPhone and iPod Touch that allows you to remotely control your iTunes library on your Mac or PC from your device.

Upon launching the application for the first time, you are greeted with a screen asking you to choose an iTunes library. The process is simple. You are assigned a passcode that you need to enter in your iTunes library. Once it’s been verified, you’re all set.

Now you’re ready to use the application. It’s laid out in the same way as the iPod application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. You have it all divided up into sections: Playlists, Artists, Albums, and more, along with a new feature: Search.

From there, you can control all of iTunes. You can play songs, movies, podcasts, and audiobooks. Then, once you’ve got one playing, you can create playlists, adjust the volume, or change other options: you have complete control.

Apple has really hit the nail on the head with this app. It is available as a free download from the App Store in iTunes or on your iPhone or iPod Touch.

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Lots of crazy things from Asia have been coming to the US lately. Smaller cars, Toilets that clean and warm your butt, and that very very strange show Hole in the Wall to name a few. One other thing that is making it’s way west isn’t as good: Knockoffs *Queue the scary music*. Engadget has a recurring blog series called “Keepin’ it real fake” which features all of the hilariously awful knockoffs people have spotted around the world (although, to be fair, or unfair as the case may be, it’s mostly from China).

We sit there and wonder how anybody could ever fall for those terrible knockoffs that probably barely work, then rush out to the Sprint store to pick up our ‘brand new’ Instinct or Bold or Xpressmusic or Xperia or G1 or Voyager or whatever else they’re churning out.