This week Fraser Speirs joined us to update us on the progress of the 1 to 1 iPad program he has been administering for several years. Fraser has unique insight on the iPad and education and this one is a great listen for that alone. We also talked at some length concerning his impressions and thoughts on the new iPad Air.
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MPU 162 is available for download. In it, Katie and I walk through our favorite new features with the latest Mac operating system.
This week on the Mac Power Users, Ben Carter joins us to talk through how he started a new law firm using Apple Technologies and lived to tell the tale.
David Chartier is definitely one of the class acts in the Mac community and a super-nerd with some great ideas. This week he joins Katie and I on the Mac Power Users.
Episode 158 of the Mac Power Users is up. In it Katie and I cover some of our favorite iOS 7 tips and workflows along with our favorite iOS 7-ified applications.
Katie and I have been collecting a list of security related problems listeners send in. This week, we explain how we solve some of the most common security problems related to our Macs, iPads, and iPhones.
Mac Power Users episode 156 is up and we are joined by the handsomest voice in podcasting, Federico Viticci. We then digress into a long talk about the state of iOS text editors and all the great stuff we’re doing with Editorial. Enjoy.
Mac Power Users episode 155 is up. In it, Jason Snell joins us to talk about how he manages people, time, and sneaks some writing in too. Jason also explains his workflows for his Incomparable podcast, one of my favorites.
Did you know there are about a million ways to use the AppleTV for fun and profit? This week’s MPU episode looks at the AppleTV in detail. We talk about using it for entertainment at home and presenting on the road. Listen to this episode to find out why I think the AppleTV might be the best $100 you can spend in an Apple Store.
We’ve had lots of software guys join us on the Mac Power Users but I’ve always been interested in talking with a hardware guy. Geoff Barrall describes himself as a serial entrepreneur. He’s founded several companies that got successful hardware products to market including the Drobo and Transporter. Geoff is also a big Mac nerd like the rest of us. This week Geoff joined us to talk about how he uses his Apple gear and what’s involved in developing and releasing hardware devices.