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Free audio sound files from Freesound Project from freesound.org and Sound Snap from soundsnap.com. Twitter lists - check out twitter.com/podfeet/nosillacast-live and twitter.com/podfeet/mac-roundtable. Matt Hilyer of the Stealth Mac Podcast at thestealthmac.com and twitter.com/bldgnerd reviews the Magic Mouse from Apple, see his pictures of the Magic Mouse unboxing: flickr.com/photos/baldingnerd. In Dumb Question Corner William asks me to explain what Flash actuallyis, and Jim Sewell asks where to find good Mac applications. Evan reviews the Night Camera iPhone app from sudobility.com. Review of the Brando Flexible Mini Capsule Microphone from brando.com and the great image editing program Acorn. in Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart tells us about the Topaz Bundle of plugins for Aperture and iPhoto from topazlabs.com.

This week we look at PageHand, Popcorn, ScreenFlow 2, Gourmania, Freeware plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: ScreencastsOnline Special November Half-Price! Whimsically Plucky Software: http://www.whimsplucky.com BackityMac: http://www.whimsplucky.com VideoVangelist: http://www.whimsplucky.com RadioRocker: http://www.whimsplucky.com DockChanger: http://www.whimsplucky.com NewOCR: http://www.newocr.com Bleep Blop: http://bleepblop.isnot.tv Quiet Read: http://bambooapps.com/free-stuff Fairmount: http://www.metakine.com/products/fairmount Skreenics: http://code.google.com/p/skreenics Sequential: http://sequentialx.com Joomla: http://www.joomla.org David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: PageHand: http://pagehand.com Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast looks at: Popcorn: http://www.roxio.com David Allen from Mac20Q.com podcast reviews: ScreenFlow 2: http://www.telestream.net Michelle Lopez joins us today from the The Portable Gamer and iCasual Report to review the iPhone/iPod Touch game: Gourmania - $.99 Gourmania Lite - FREE Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to download linked file . That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes. The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2

In this exclusive interview (don't they always call it "exclusive" to make it sound cool?) I talk to Mitchell Baker the Chairperson and Chief Lizard Wrangler of Mozilla about how you go from a failure to 24% market share using primarily volunteer labor across the world. Links from our discussion include Mitchell and John Lilly's op-ed piece on Net Neutrality at the Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com and labs.mozilla.org and browser Market Share by Net Applications at marketshare.hitslink.com. Also Mitchell's blog at blog.lizardwrangler.com.

iTivo from code.google.com/p/itivo/ disappoints, but there's hope in TivoButler and Popcorn (stay tuned). Donald reviews MiFi Phone App from jkontherun.com. Blackberry Desktop for Mac from na.blackberry.com works perfectly. Camera Plus for iPHone from globaldelight.com and PS Mobile from give new tools to the iPhone camera. Bruce reviews HotSpot Shield from anchorfree.com for a free VPN option. Windows 7 install doesn't exactly go smoothly for me. In Chit Chat Across the Pond we cover the latest Firefox updates, and Bart describes his journey from Thunderbird to Apple's Mail.app.

Terry's Timescroller app gets noticed by Leo LaPorte, first look at Apple's Magic Mouse, what I learned at Blogworld & New Media Expo. Donald Burr tells us about ScreenSharingMenulet program from klieme.com. Tom Merritt of the Real Deal Podcast (cnet.com/real-deal-podcast) loves the Nosillacast audience. Ramblin' Rosie tells us about Cash Tracker from intelligentartifice.com and Crazy Listener James gives us a handy iPhone tip on how to download podcasts even when they're too big for 3G downloading. Jim Sewell explains why it might be dangerous to listen to your iPod with only one earbud. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart explains what's dangerous about using open wifi hotspots and what's not dangerous.

This week we look at ColcaSac Sleeves, Band-in-a-Box, Melon Golf, Freeware plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: MailSteward: http://www.mailsteward.com Gruml: http://www.grumlapp.com Flip4Mac: http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac-wmv/overview.htm GarageBuy: http://www.iwascoding.com/GarageBuy Timer Utility: http://jrproductions.no-ip.org David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Band-in-a-Box: http://www.pgmusic.com Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: TextEdit from Apple in all OSX systems. Robert Lachman, L.A.Times Staff Photographer joins us. His Web site is PhotographyandtheMac.com, and he talks about: ColcaSac MacBook Sleeves: http://www.colcasac.com Michelle Lopez joins us today from the The Portable Gamer and iCasual Report to review the iPhone/iPod Touch game: Melon Golf: 2up Games, http://www.melongolf.com Jeff Powell joins us and talks about: Layar Reality Browser: http://layar.com Screen sharing with iChat: http://www.apple.com/macosx/what-is-macosx/ichat.html Sharing sites with friends and co-workers: http://delicious.com Firefox add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3615 Safari add-on: http://delicioussafari.com Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to download linked file . That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes. The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2

In this episode you'll hear the session I taught on how to create an audio podcast using the Mac. In this talk I walk through all of the tools I use, and I explain how each piece fits together to create the show. I give a bit of advice on microphones and recording software, I explain how to compress the files, and how to turn the audio recording actually into a Podcast feed. If you'd like to follow along with the slides, you can find them at slideshare.net/nosillacast.

Vote for your favorite podcasts at podcastawards.com, I feel sorry for Leo, and why does anyone buy a Mac with how expensive they are? Evan gives us a review of the iPhone app OffMaps from offmaps.com. Ramblin' Rosie gives us a few PS's from last week, and I'll tell you why eBook readers aren't doing so well. I explain that I get software for free to evaluate (see FTC guidelines on testmonials). In Down a Blind Alley with Shane Jackson, he tells us what it's like to be an Apple specialist who just happens to not be able to see. I learn how to use IRC chat clients to go to the live chat room - for enhancements and for accessibility - check out Colloquy from colloquy.info for the Mac, or mIRC at mirc.com for Windows. Lucian makes his debut with the best Honda Bob commercial yet, and Gazmaz joins me in Chit Chat Across the Pond where we talk about the proliferation of Macs in Europe, what it means when you see a Mac on TV, and macs in education vs. retail.

I'm getting ready for Blogworld Expo - even using Keynote. In Dumb Question Corner we talk about how text expansion programs actually work and explain what a plist actually is. I call Leo on the carpet for being a hypocrite including audio clips of him to prove my point. Rose returns with a review of the video capability on the new iPod Nano, and Evan returns with a review of qStatus from Gx5 at gx-5.com. Research assistant Niraj buys a Honda with Honda Bob's help. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart gives us a follow up on Net Newswire and then explains exactly what a web server is and what the components are and how they all work together.

Camtasia giveaway complete from techsmith.com. In Dumb Question Corner we talk about smart folders. Bruce asks what plugins I use on WordPress so I walk through the problems each one of them solves for me: Akismet from akismet.com, WordPress Database Backup from ilfilosofo.com, WP-dTree from Ulf Benjaminsson (wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-dtree-30/) and ulfben.com, Tell a Friend from socialtwist.com, iWPhone ContentRobot at contentrobot.com, Subscribe to Comments txfx.net, Ultimate Google Analytics from oratransplant.nl. Full review of AppDelete 3.0 from reggieashworth.com and the Open Source Bean word processor from bean-osx.com. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I talk about a Twitter Phishing attack and how to protect yourself from it and how people aren't updating their iPod Touches and iPhones. Bart's reluctant endorsement of Net Newsire is tainted after the show aired (it doesn't work after all). Many thanks to Will P for his unending energy creating scripts for the show - check out his site at iwillsite.com and follow him at twitter.com/beiju.

This week we look at MiFi, Berokyo, Accounts, MacNerdNews plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/techpodcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Evernote: http://www.evernote.com DropBox: http://www.getdropbox.com PathFinder: http://www.cocoatech.com Mailplane: http://mailplaneapp.com David Allen from Mac 2 Questions Podcast at http://mac20q.com reviews: Accounts Software: http://www.nano.com.au Tom Piraino from MacinTom.ca and Darren Rolfe from MacWingNut.com joins us for the latest MacNerdNews. Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast looks at: Berokyo: http://www.berokyo.com/mac/en/index.html Then Gazmaz Joins Allison this week to review: MiFi, The Mobile Hotspot for Five: Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to download linked file . That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes. The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting,

This is the longest episode of all time, dubbed the NosillaCastathon! Steve and I make an extremely silly video wishing twitter.com/ozrose a happy birthday at youtube.com to start things off. I finally figure out ClickToFlash from rentzsch.github.com/clicktoflash/ for Safari flash blocking. Jim Sewell explains exactly how the read/write/execute numbers work (text only) and then he gives some upgrade advice (audio). If you know someone in AP European History have them check out Hanks History Hour at hankshistoryhour.com. Ron Burch compares Twitter to Ham Radio in a fun interview. Rose asks in Dumb Question Corner what one DOES at Macworld Expo. Frank Moda explains binary prefixes - the standards about megabytes vs. mebibytes. Knightwise and I talk about his view on Kilroy 2.0 - releasing yourself from dependence on one OS or one application. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I walk through our top productivity applications and why and how we use them to create content. Tons of good links!

This week we look at Camtasia, AppDelete, Dropbox, Freeware plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today s episode with their reviews and comments on software, hardware and websites that make using the Mac special. Plus I ll have the top freeware Mac apps of the week and much more. You can email me at surfbits at Gmail dot Com. I love to hear from you. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/techpodcasts Here is the freeware and shareware I look at during the podcast: Frisco Apple Store opening: http://bit.ly/xXI6r Notify: http://vibealicious.com/apps/notify KeePass: http://keepass.info Isolator: http://willmore.eu/software/isolator Shape Collage: http://www.shapecollage.com Desktop Lyrics: http://www.corecode.at/desktoplyrics AlphaBaby: http://alphababy.sourceforge.net Covers: http://www.pathossoftware.com/Covers/Covers.html David Sparks from MacSparky joins us this week and reviews: Camtasia from TechSmith: http://www.techsmith.com/camtasiamac Jeff Powell joins us and talks about: DropBox: http://www.getdropbox.com 1Password: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password Finer Things in Mac: http://finerthingsinmac.com Gazmaz Joins us again this week to review: AppDelete: http://www.reggieashworth.com/moreinfo Try the new ENHANCED version of the MacReviewCast: And now we have the Podcast in Bit-Torrent Feeds! You can either click on the podcast link on the left and listen to it via QT from the browser, or you can right click on the podcast link and choose to download linked file . That will download the mp3 and you can play it from you hard drive with iTunes. The right link below is the URL for the podcast RSS feed. Just right click it and choose to copy the address and then paste it in your podcast reader, or ipodder, or newsreader that will download enclosures automatically. Please Click Here to vote for us on the PodcastAlley Website. Thank you! techpodcasts.com Technorati Tags: software, review, mac, apple, iTunes, Mac mini, podcast, Macreviewcast, podcasting, maccompanion, OSX, iPhoto, Exposure 2

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Rose is distressed about time zones, Crazy listener James asks a compelling question about what I eat on Thursdays, John asks an intelligent question about backups in the cloud with iPhoto and Pierre asks about the difference between dual core and core 2 duo. Shane Jackson of blindworldblog.blogspot.com joins us again to tell us about the vast improvements in Snow Leopard for the blind and visually impaired. Paul from Peru brings us a Honda Bob commercial but this time in German. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I talk through the latest security updates to FireFox for the Mac, and OSX 10.6.1 to give us the latest Flash updated, as well as Tiger and Leopard updates. Even iPhone got a security update this week and so did Quicktime. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday is a biggie - patch your VMs too! For our main topic Bart tells us about superuser.com, a Digg/wiki/forum site for getting great answers to your tech questions.

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MacMost episode 17 is a Special Edition featuring our top 10 favorite downloadable applications for Macs. Starting with number ten, here they are: Flip4Mac, Graphic Converter, Audacity, Snapz Pro, Transmit, Omni Group Tools, Handbrake, Skype, Parallels, and TextWrangler. Be sure to go to macmost.com for more tips and tutorials throughout the week.