A big Apple news week demands a big panel of pundits, and that’s exactly what we deliver in the latest installment of the Macworld Pundit Showdown. Developer Paul Kafasis, writer John Moltz, The Loop’s Jim Dalrymple, and Macworld’s own Christopher Breen match wits in an quiz show about the latest Apple news.
Monday was Keynote day at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, and indeed, there's lots to talk about. New MacBook Pros with retina displays! More information about Mountain Lion! The debut of iOS 6! Joining me are three people who were at the keynote—Editorial Director Jason Snell and Senior Editors Dan Frakes and Dan Moren. We talk about what Apple announced, what it didn't announce, and what it all means.
Every year around Memorial Day, the movers and shakers of the tech world gather in Southern California for a conference hosted by The Wall Street Journal’s All Things Digital. And this year, Macworld’s Jason Snell was among the attendees. He joins us on this week’s Macworld Podcast to tell us what he saw during the week-long event.
It’s the end of May, which means the end of school is just around the corner for a lot of kids. Before those kids can write their “What I did on summer vacation” essays next fall, they actually have to experience that summer vacation and it’s up to you, as a parent, to plan that time off. In this episode we talk about putting that time off to constructive use so that when your child walks into the classroom come September, they will have retained something of their previous year’s learning. I’m joined by senior editors Scholle Sawyer-McFarland and Roman Loyola to talk about how to do exactly that.
WWDC is just a couple weeks away, so senior editor Dan Moren and staff writer Lex Friedman are joined by Rogue Amoeba CEO Paul Kafasis and Tapbots’s Paul Haddad for a look at what the annual Apple event might bring this year.
With Adobe’s Creative Suite 6 now widely available, it’s time to assess just what the latest versions of Adobe’s applications bring to creative professionals. And we do exactly that on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, with the help of some Creative Suite experts.
I’m joined by Jay Nelson, editor and publisher of Design Tools Monthly, and Lesa Snider, author of Photoshop CS6: The Missing Manual and co-author of iPhoto ’11: The Missing Manual, to talk CS6.
We’ve reached podcast number 300. To mark this very special occasion I’ve invited everyone’s favorite genetic abomination, The Macalope, to offer his unique view of today’s world of technology. Join us on a prairie near you.
