Macworld

A couple of largish events with ancillary Apple connections occurred during the past two weeks: Beijing's summer Olympic games and the Intel Developer Forum. Chris Breen is joined by attendees from both events in this edition of the Macworld Podcast.

This edition of the Macworld Podcast closes out the dog days of summer with a look at iTunes, a free-form discussion of the iPhone, and some reminisces about the original iMac as the 10th anniversary of its ship date approaches.

The events of July 11--the release of the iPhone and iPod touch 2.0 software, the sale of the iPhone 3G, the opening of the App Store, the release of iTunes 7.7, and the launch of MobileMe--have had a profound impact on Apple and the effects are still being felt. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we look at some of these events nearly three weeks on.

Join Philip Michaels, Jason Snell, Jonathan Seff, and Dan Moren for a panel discussion of the iPhone 3G, iPhone 2.0, and the App Store after a long, busy weekend of reviewing.

Our latest podcast is a triple-threat, examining recently released details on iPhone 3G activation and pricing, Macs in the enterprise market, and the ins and outs of syncing data and files between Macs.

Jason Snell sits down with three key Mac developers—NewsGator’s Brent Simmons, The OmniGroup’s Greg Titus, and The Icon Factory’s Craig Hockenberry—to talk about their experiences developing for the iPhone.

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference kicks off next week, and Dan Frakes talks about his recent Essential Mac Maintenance article.

This episode of the Macworld Podcast looks squarely at Apple but just a bit to the left and right of the Mac. To the left are Apple's past and present digital rights management efforts. To the right, running Windows on the Mac.

Hardware takes center stage in this edition of the Macworld Podcast, as we discuss buying advice for the Mac and get an up-close look at Psystar's OS X-compatible Open Computer.

We explore long-standing issues that current events sometimes elbow aside: the benefits that OS X brings to visually impaired and blind Mac users, and Mac clones.

A trio of products shares the spotlight in this edition of the Macworld Podcast: Microsoft Office 2008, iWork '08, and Adobe Photoshop Express.

We chat about the  iPhone Software Roadmap and talk to a developer about what it all means.

Apple updated the MacBooks, and announced an event next week for the future of the iPhone.

No less than three major updates came out of Cupertino this past week, and we tackle each one in this software-packed edition of the Macworld Podcast.

We devote a fair amount of attention in this post-Expo Macworld Podcast to one of the bigger announcements to come out of this month’s trade show—Apple’s MacBook Air. Macworld contributor Ben Long has a PMA preview.

We close the books on our time from the Macworld Expo show floor with one last special Expo edition of the Macworld Podcast. Joining Jason Snell to wrap things up are executive editor Philip Michaels and senior news editor Peter Cohen.

We talk to two developers who traveled a long way to exhibit at Macworld Expo 2008: Rob Randtoul of PlasmaDesign.co.uk and Riccardo Ettore of Ettore Software.

Senior news editor Jonathan Seff talks to fellow editors Kelly Turner and Heather Kelly about the image editors, drawing tools, and other apps aimed at inspiring creativity that were on display at the 2008 Macworld Expo.

Chris Breen hosts this episode as several guests drop by the Macworld podquarium for a chat. Guests include Macworld Expo's Paul Kent, who talks about this yearu's show and the outlook for 2009.

Beloved technology columnist Andy Ihnatko pays a visit to the Macworld podquarium for this special edition of the Macworld Expo podcast. Andy shares his thoughts on the news coming out of this week's Expo, including the tale of a hard drive that chose to die just before the Expo began.