episode 20138: MacVoices #20138: Glenn Fleishman Takes Control of Zoom (Part 2)
The second part of our conversation with Glenn Fleishman the author of the new Take Control of Zoom from...
episode 20137: MacVoices #20137: Glenn Fleishman Takes Control of Zoom (Part 1)
The first part of our interview with Glenn Fleishman, the author of the new Take Control of Zoom from...
episode 20136: MacVoices #20136: MacVoices Briefing - Five Things To Do To Get Ready To Come Out of Lockdown
Some of us are on the verge of coming out of lockdown, some are not. Get your Mac (and you) ready as you get back to work, or get to work with tips on how to make it better save some disk space, save some money, and gain some new...
episode 20135: MacVoices #20135: MacVoices Update - 2020-05
The May update asks for your feedback on a possible new Patreon reward, and how to sample it before it goes into effect, an update on the MacVoices web site, and a plug for Chuck’s appearance on a new show. Also, the Support Report and a...
episode 20134: MacVoices #20134: Developer John Brayton Updates Golden Hill Software's Unread 2
John Brayton of Golden Hill Software gives us an update on
episode 20133: MacVoices #20133: OverDrive's Libby Lets You Listen To Audiobooks on Sonos
A new partnership between OverDrive and their app Libby and...
episode 20132: MacVoices #20132: TidBITS 30th Anniversary with Adam Engst (Part 2)
TidBITS publisher Adam Engst continues his conversation on the 30th anniversary of their email newsletter, explaining why...
episode 20131: MacVoices #20131: TidBITS 30th Anniversary with Adam Engst (Part 1)
TidBITS, the longest running email newsletter on the Internet just had its 30th anniversary, and publisher Adam Engst celebrates by...
episode 20130: MacVoices #20130: 'How Long Should Tech Last' with Charles Edge, Ken Ray, and Brett Terpstra (Part 2)
The second part of the discussion on “How Long Should Tech Last” with the panel of Charles Edge, Ken Ray, Brett Terpstra, and...
episode 20129: MacVoices #20129: 'How Long Should Tech Last' with Charles Edge, Ken Ray, and Brett Terpstra (Part 1)
A discussion on “How Long Should Tech Last” starts with the realization that the hardware and software you buy today is, sooner or later, going to be obsolete. That may seem obvious when it comes to computers, less so when talking about...