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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.

Author: JeremyBanks Added: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:54:28 -0800 Duration: 45It's very easy!

Author: JeremyBanks Added: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:54:28 -0800 Duration: 45It's very easy!

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.

Creaci n de paquetes DMG (Disk Image) para sistema operativos Mac OS X, mediante una herramienta que se llama iDMG.

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.

Aplicaci n que nos permite hacer Streaming desde nuestro m vil, utilizando el Bluetooth o v a TCP/IP (GPRS, WIFI).

Nathan Galieti is back again to expand on his previous Ask the Techies videos on SSH and Windows Remote Desktop. In this video he shows you how to use SSH to securely connect to your Windows computer via Windows Remote Desktop from both a Windows and Mac OS X computer. View more and comment on this episode at: http://AsktheTechies.com Windows Remote Desktop: Secure through SSH

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.

In this tutorial I will show you a quick and easy way to create your own plugin for the contextual menu, to use Automator to create a workflow so that you can batch process your movies & export them to iPod or Apple TV format. I found this information after reading a post made by Brian Floe of MyAppleSpace.com and figured I would give it a look over & I'm sure glad that I did. Have Fun & enjoy.

MAC OS X - Hidden Screen Shots In this tutorial I will show you a very neat & useful way of taken screen shots of your desktop without save it as an image file to your desktop. This works in the same manner as Text when you Copy/Paste item. Typical Screen Shots Key Combinations are: Command-Shift-3 = Full Desktop Screen Shot Command-Shift-4 = Specified Screen Shot Command-Shift-4-Space Bar = Screen Shot of a Window with the Camera Icon Now to the Screen Shots using Copy/Paste Control-Command-Shift-3 = Full Desktop Screen Shot Control-Command-Shift-4 = Specified Screen Shot Have Fun & Enjoy.

MAC OS X - Spell Checking www.iTechster.com In this tutorial I will show you 3 way of how to use Spell Checking in your documents via the command & menu keys. Menu & Key Combinations are: Go to the menu, navigate to Edit then Spelling & Grammar Command-Shift-: = To Spell Check via Menu Control Click or Right Click = To Spell Check via Contextual Menu Have Fun & Enjoy.

Ksar es una herramienta desarrollada en Java que permite mostrar de manera gr fica los valores obtenidos por las diferentes utilidades del software Sysstat.

Author: BullBoyKennels Added: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 22:16:37 -0800 Duration: 156Terminal Tip: Eject Media Disc - In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to EJECT or force a media disc to eject from you slot loaded disc drive. From time to time you may have a disc that stay in it's drive and does not eject once your done working or maybe you closed out your program & forgot to eject the disc. So then you like normal will hit/press the eject key & nothing happens the disc does not eject. Then your forced to have to restart your system so that the disc is ejected. Well no more of that, just open up Terminal. See example below. Open up Terminal & type: drutil eject [Hit Return] or Open up Terminal & type: drutil tray open [Hit Return] And that will do the trick for ya.

Terminal Tip: Eject Media Disc - In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to EJECT or force a media disc to eject from you slot loaded disc drive. From time to time you may have a disc that stay in it's drive and does not eject once your done working or maybe you closed out your program & forgot to eject the disc. So then you like normal will hit/press the eject key & nothing happens the disc does not eject. Then your forced to have to restart your system so that the disc is ejected. Well no more of that, just open up Terminal. See example below. Open up Terminal & type: drutil eject [Hit Return] or Open up Terminal & type: drutil tray open [Hit Return] And that will do the trick for ya.

Terminal Tip: top - In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to check your system if you think it may be running slow, or if you think something is running that shouldn't be running. This is also used to dentifying potential problem areas in a process on your system as well. So if you think something is wrong this should be one of the places you come to check. Open up Terminal & type: top [Hit Return]

Author: BullBoyKennels Added: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 17:52:50 -0800 Duration: 199Terminal Tip: Download Files CURL - In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to download files using the command [curl], also please note that I will also use [-LO] just after curl. Here is what -L does: -L follow link even is a redirect has been put in place. Here is what -O does: Tells curl to keep original file name from the server when it is download. If you would like to specify a location for your file to be downloaded to rather then have it saved to the user account folder then simply do this first in terminal. cd /Desktop So this way [cd] means Create Directory and [/Desktop] is where we want the file to be saved to once it is downloaded. Example 1: curl -LO http://www.Site Name/file.zip Example 2: cd ~/Desktop [hit return] then type curl -LO http://www.Site Name/file.zip

Terminal Tip: Download Files CURL - In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to download files using the command [curl], also please note that I will also use [-LO] just after curl. Here is what -L does: -L follow link even is a redirect has been put in place. Here is what -O does: Tells curl to keep original file name from the server when it is download. If you would like to specify a location for your file to be downloaded to rather then have it saved to the user account folder then simply do this first in terminal. cd /Desktop So this way [cd] means Create Directory and [/Desktop] is where we want the file to be saved to once it is downloaded. Example 1: curl -LO http://www.Site Name/file.zip Example 2: cd ~/Desktop [hit return] then type curl -LO http://www.Site Name/file.zip

Author: BullBoyKennels Added: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:45:59 -0800 Duration: 418www.iTechster.com MAC OS X - Pro Tips 1 In this tutorial I will show you how to use 3 Pro Tips when using your MAC OS X. Tip 1: Look Inside Multiple Folders - Using Command & Left or Right Arrow Keys Tip 2: Copy and Delete at the Same Time - Using Command while dragging & dropping Tip 3: Unlock Your Macs Power Apple Scripts

Author: BullBoyKennels Added: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:45:59 -0800 Duration: 404Update iWeb Via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal Update iWeb Via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal in MAC OS X to upload & update your iWeb Site via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal. This will save you lots of time in having to re-upload your entire site especially when you use you own host rather then a DOTMAC account to host you own iWeb Sites. Since many host will allow Syncing via FTP that is great but with iWeb when you publish your site to a folder then upload it to your site, then the problem comes up where all the dates have changed. Even though you may have only changed a file or two. Thus forcing you to have to upload everything again unless you know exactly what to upload your self. So by using the RSYNC in Terminal it will do all the dirty work for you. Terminal Command Needed: rsync -avz Sites/mysite/ username@webhost.com:webroot/

Author: BullBoyKennels Added: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:45:59 -0800 Duration: 418www.iTechster.com MAC OS X - Pro Tips 1 In this tutorial I will show you how to use 3 Pro Tips when using your MAC OS X. Tip 1: Look Inside Multiple Folders - Using Command & Left or Right Arrow Keys Tip 2: Copy and Delete at the Same Time - Using Command while dragging & dropping Tip 3: Unlock Your Macs Power Apple Scripts

www.iTechster.com MAC OS X - Pro Tips 1 In this tutorial I will show you how to use 3 Pro Tips when using your MAC OS X. Tip 1: Look Inside Multiple Folders - Using Command s Power Apple Scripts

Windows XP Looks Like MAC OS X Tiger FlyakiteOSX v3.5 www.iTechster.com In this tutorial I will show you how to use FlyakiteOSX v3.5 in Windows XP to make it look like MAC OS X Tiger using a FREE software. A friend of mines asked me If I could show him how this is done without having to spend any money cause he really likes the look of Tiger but only has a XP machine. So this was my way of showing him. Any and all changes made to your system is up to you to fix we are not responsible for what happens. Flyakite OS X v3.5 Site: http://osx.portraitofakite.com/ Download File: http://www.prosoftco.com/flyakite/FlyakiteOSX%20v3.5.exe

Update iWeb Via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal Update iWeb Via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal in MAC OS X to upload & update your iWeb Site via SSH using RSYNC in Terminal. This will save you lots of time in having to re-upload your entire site especially when you use you own host rather then a DOTMAC account to host you own iWeb Sites. Since many host will allow Syncing via FTP that is great but with iWeb when you publish your site to a folder then upload it to your site, then the problem comes up where all the dates have changed. Even though you may have only changed a file or two. Thus forcing you to have to upload everything again unless you know exactly what to upload your self. So by using the RSYNC in Terminal it will do all the dirty work for you. Terminal Command Needed: rsync -avz Sites/mysite/ username@webhost.com:webroot/

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.

En ste Screencast os mostramos una herramienta de GTD (Getting Things Done) para que pod is gestionar vuestro tiempo de manera optima y evitando as olvidar las tareas pendientes de realizar.

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.