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Veteran Mac author and commentator Ted Landau focuses on the iPhone; Apple's latest quarterly financials are examined by NPD Group analyst Stephen Baker; prolific author Joe Kissell reports on his iPhone 3G experiences in France and Apple's MobileMe fiasco.

Visit to the Fair: Inside a Tech Expo

Visit to the Fair: Inside a Tech Expo

Explore the prospects of the iPhone as a gaming platform with Macworld Game Room columnist, Peter Cohen; discover AOL's new Mac and iPhone software with Product Manager Lee Givens; Macworld Lab Director Jim Galbraith on the latest product tests.

We explore the promise and the reality of the iPhone 3G and iPhone 2.0 software with noted industry Analyst Ross Rubin of the NPD Group and Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell; Shahab Kavian discusses HyperOffice, a business-related email system.

Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus returns; Macworld Senior Editor Rob Griffiths talks about the "FrankenMac," the Mac cloning equation, the promise of Snow Leopard and his hopes for the iPhone 3; Intel's Dan Snyder discusses the company's past, present and future.

Enter "The David Biedny Zone" as our Special Correspondent talks about the future of Mac magazines and some great and not-so-great graphic apps; author Ted Landau with his expectations for iPhone 2.0 and the iPhone 3G; Don Mayer, CEO of Small Dog Electronics.

Author and commentator Kirk McElhearn discusses a potentially major security threat to the Mac platform; Patrick Nugent, of Roxio, Toast 9's Product Manager; Johnny Capitosto of Yazsoft; Brian Greenstone of Pangea Software; Stephen Becker from Macease.

Cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine, discusses the WWDC; security guru Rich Mogull talks about Apple's new enterprise focus; discover Leopard Cache Cleaner, for Mac OS X maintenance, with John Lowry of Northern Softworks.

Peter Cohen, from Macworld, with WWDC predictions and a Mac gaming update; author and musician Jeff Tolbert, author of two Take Control Ebooks on Garage Band '08; home automation software introduced by Matt Bendiksen of PerceptiveAutomation.com.

For mobile search with speech recognition and location awareness, Yahoo's oneSearch and Microsoft's Tellme have complementary strengths and weaknesses, but both are likely to improve.

Adam Engst, Editor/Publisher of TidBITS, delivers his fearless predictions about Apple's WWDC; Macworld's Jim Dalrymple on recording a rock album; Andy Marken discusses NTI Shadow; a backup app; Julian Miller, of Script Software, with an update of CopyPaste Pro.

There's more to Bluetooth these days, including wireless speakerphone kits for cars and setups that let your 3G phone work as a wireless modem for your laptop.

"The David Biedny Zone" and the future of the Internet; industry analyst Ross Rubin, of the NPD Group, with a PC market update; Rich Mogull presents a Mac and Windows security report; Alex Ulloa, of iSobre, talks about a new sleeve for the MacBook and MacBook Air.

Netflix has made some titles available for streaming on PC for several months. Now, pony up $100 for a Roku Netflix Player and see them on TV. The drawback: A poorly designed Web site.

Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell talks about Apple issues including the iPhone and the best and worse of this year's fractured TV season; author and commentator Kirk McElhearn delivers rants and raves about tech support; Brent Oxley, owner of HostGator.

In the year since the iPhone launched, Research In Motion’s BlackBerry has gained market share. The new Bold, with added appeal for corporate users, is BlackBerry’s bid to counter Apple’s second-generation iPhone

3 Weeks = plenty o' topics. MS and Yahoo, the Eee PC, 3G iPhone, and plenty more.

Macworld Senior Editor Rob Griffiths details his "FrankenMac" project to build a home-brewed Mac; "The David Biedny Zone" honors the tenth anniversary of the iMac; Lee Givens, Product Manager for AOL Desktop for the Mac, discusses their new Mac software.

Since the iPhone, multitouch hardware is getting more relevant. It gives users a more natural interaction with electronic devices, but the software still has a long way to go

Cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger of Roughly Drafted Magazine explores the meaning behind Apple's surprise purchase of PA Semiconductor; Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus and Steve "Mr. Gadget" Kruschen discuss hot new gear, including the latest Macs.

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Wired's Leander Kahney discusses his new best-selling book entitled "Inside Steve's Brain." InfoWorld Executive Editor Galen Gruman on Macs in the enterprise; Macworld Lab Director Jim Galbraith; HostICan's Denis Motova explains "managed hosting."

Macworld's Dan Frakes on a proposal for a Mac minitower; Macworld's Jim Dalrymple remembers the late Stan Flack, founder of MacCentral; author Joe Kissell delivers a Leopard backup update; a Mac gaming status report from Peter Cohen, Macworld's game guru.

This week on the show we cover some of the more interesting NAB announcements, various legislative annoyances in the US and Europe, and several links to nice summaries of some confusing technology.

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A little Mac overview from a long time Windows user. No fanboyism, just some impressions. Sennheiser's PC350 gaming headset, 3D controller, micro-laptops, Flickr video, and all sorts of goodies in today's show.

Discover Bias Peak with Bias Inc.'s Jason Davies; Macworld's Jim Dalrymple discusses recording a new album with his rock band on his Mac; David Biedny presents "I Go to See An Apple Genius"; Web applications Freeway and Freeway Pro with Ian Schray of Softpress.

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