Macworld

You can always count on Crazy Apple Rumors Site to have an unusual take on events in the Mac universe. So it's only fitting that the site's editor-in-chief John Moltz has an unusual take on Macworld Expo in this special edition of the Macworld Podcast.

Expo from the perspective of an iPhone user.

A pair of developers take the spotlight in another special Expo edition of the Macworld Podcaast. Chris Breen is joined on the Expo show floor by Jeff Ganyard, an engineer at speech-recognition software maker MacSpeech, and Paul Kafasis, CEO of Rogue Amoeba.

Christopher Breen leads a roundtable discussion following Steve Jobs' keynote address at Macworld Expo. He's joined by Macworld editorial director Jason Snell and senior editors Rob Griffiths and Dan Frakes to walk through all the announcements.

A pair of January trade shows take center stage in this episode of the podcast—one already underway, and one that begins next week.

Two major upcoming events propel us over the 100th episode hump. The first is the looming holidays.  The second major event is, of course, next month’s Macworld Expo.

After a peek back at the early days of the podcast we cover Final Cut Express 4 and the Macworld Conference & Expo.

This installment of the Macworld Podcast starts in the Caribbean Sea and winds up in Iceland. And you thought your Thanksgiving travel plans were complicated.

We focus entirely on Leopard in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, now that Apple's OS X update is out in the wild.

We talk to a developer whose company is turning out some interesting third-party apps for both the Mac and the iPhone on this episode of the Macworld Podcast. We also tackle the world of gaming, in the form of this week’s E for All Expo.

In this edition of the Macworld Podcast. Chris Breen is joined by editorial director Jason Snell and fellow senior editors Dan Frakes and Rob Griffiths to talk about the iPhone software update, particularly on how it disabled unlocked iPhones and eliminated many third-party applications.

 We cover the fine (and not-so-fine) points of this new-from-head-to-toes version of iMovie, and hacking the iPhone.

A roundtable discussion from beautiful downtown Cupertino featuring myself, editorial director Jason Snell, senior news editor Jonathan Seff, and news director Jim Dalrymple, in which we cover each of Apple’s Tuesday product announcements.

With a month of the iPhone now in the books, we thought we’d turn our attention to what we’ve learned after 30-plus days of putting Apple’s new mobile phone through its paces.

Taking our cue from the Children’s Television Workshop, this episode of the Macworld Podcast is brought to you by the Letter G. That’s “G” as in “gems” and “games.”

The iPhone has been out for a week, and what better way to check in on how our opinions about Apple’s latest mobile device have formed than by calling up an iPhone user.

We tackle not one, but two Burning Questions in this episode of the Macworld Podcast. First, do the changes introduced in Apple’s recent MacBook Pro updates mean you should upgrade your laptop? And then, which program offers better control of your digital photos: Apple’s Aperture or Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom ?

We talk to the former head of Apple’s Industrial Design Group, look back at last week’s D: All Things Digital conference and its high profile Bill Gates-Steve Jobs summit, and examine (of course) iTunes Plus.

Apple has a new line of updated MacBooks, and an interview with  Dan Wood of Karelia Software. 

Apple's annual shareholders meeting takes place this week, and, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, my colleagues Philip Michaels and Jim Dalrymple offer a preview of topics that might come up when Apple’s shareholders get together.