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This week's TUAW TV Live moved to Thursday due to memory error

by Steven Sande (Jan 6th, 2010)

It's Wednesday, which means that there's going to be another exciting episode of TUAW TV Live this afternoon! Not. Coming back to reality after a few weeks of semi-comatose holiday "time off," your host set up an appointment with a client right ...

Live, from everywhere! It's TUAW TV Live!

by Steven Sande (Dec 30th, 2009)

Good afternoon, TUAW readers! The latest episode of TUAW TV Live is about to get underway at 5 PM ET (2 PM PT), with your host Steve Sande and probable co-host Kelly Guimont. Today's tentative topics include: What's your favorite Mac Twitter ...

It's Wednesday: time for another TUAW TV Live episode at 5 PM ET

by Steven Sande (Dec 30th, 2009)

Our little experiment last week was such a success that we're going to do it every week. The second live broadcast of TUAW TV Live starts at 5 PM ET (2 PM PT) today. Join Steve Sande as he takes your input and feedback via live chat, talks about ...

TUAW TV Live: Watch it this afternoon (12/23) at 5 PM ET

by Steven Sande (Dec 23rd, 2009)

In our continuing quest to bring you the latest Apple info and let you be part of the fun, the TUAW mad scientists are going to perform an experiment this afternoon. TUAW TV Live is a live broadcast that will be starting at 5 PM ET today. Your ...

Ask TUAW: Choosing an iPhone, used Mac disposal, wake from sleep, podcast software and more

by Chris Ullrich (Oct 29th, 2009)

Welcome back to Ask TUAW, our weekly troubleshooting Q&A column. This week we've got questions about getting an iPhone, disposing of old Macs, wake from sleep issues, exchanging a recent Mac purchase, podcast hardware and software, and more. ...

Quick and easy podcasting with an iPhone 3GS, GarageBand, and Posterous

by Steven Sande (Oct 28th, 2009)

I love podcasting. My first podcasts weren't really podcasts, just recordings that I made and uploaded to a website in the late 90's so that other people could listen to them. Unlike the podcasts we know and love today, there was no way to ...

Podcasting advice for the amateur or expert

by Tim Wasson (Oct 21st, 2009)

There's no shortage of podcasting equipment out there for amateurs or professionals. These audio devices can range from a few bucks to a few thousand bucks, which sometimes makes it difficult to figure out exactly what equipment is best for you. ...

Apple presents the Snow Leopard Server Tour 2009

by Steven Sande (Oct 19th, 2009)

OK, so it's really just the Snow Leopard Server Multi-City Seminar and not a huge rock band on a world tour, but if you're more interested in servers than following your favorite group, this announcement should get you excited. Apple's setting up ...

BuzzVoice reads aloud to you almost anywhere

by David Winograd (Oct 1st, 2009)

BuzzVoice can most simply be described as a talking reader for over 1400 blogs, but saying that doesn't begin to do it justice. It's not just an iPhone/iPod touch app, although BuzzVoice provides one [iTunes Link]. It's a platform that can be ...

IPEVO TR-10i gives iChat and Skype a speakerphone boost, now for less

by Michael Rose (Sep 8th, 2009)

Even if it's not explicitly stated with every post about an app or discussion of a peripheral, there's one basic criterion for reviews that I try to stick to as much as I can: "Would I spend my own money on this thing?" Sometimes an ...

TUAW Talkcast tonight at 9 PM ET with special guest

by Christina Warren (Aug 16th, 2009)

That's not a typo in the headline, we're doing our weekly TUAW Talkcast an hour early this week at 9 PM Eastern so that we can talk to our friend and former TUAW colleague, Nik Fletcher from Realmac Software, about Ember, LittleSnapper and other ...

Camtasia coming to Mac on August 25th

by Steven Sande (Aug 8th, 2009)

If you're wavering on the edge of switching to the Mac as a consequence of the impending release of Windows 7, this may be news that will push you over that edge. In the Windows world, there's an extremely popular app for recording, editing, and ...

Patent nonsense: News that could change the way we work and play

by Steven Sande (Aug 2nd, 2009)

Last week provided a lot of legal fun for Apple, complete with news of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) sending a letter to the company asking for information about the removal of the Google Voice app from the App Store, and word that ...

AudioBoo lets you broadcast audio directly from the iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Jun 26th, 2009)

Back when we looked at Radar, a photosharing site with an accompanying iPhone app, I mentioned that while Twitter had monopolized the "text exporting" function from your iPhone, there would be a slew of companies to try and grab the rest of the media ...

TUAW First Look: A behind-the-scenes peek at WorldVoice Radio

by Steven Sande (Jun 25th, 2009)

WorldVoice Radio [iTunes link] is a cool little iPhone app that may help do for podcasting what Twitter did for web publishing -- make it easy to send out short, frequent messages. Of course, there's a difference, since WorldVoice Radio does this by ...

Friday Favorite: The Levelator, friend to podcasters everywhere

by Michael Rose (Mar 27th, 2009)

We've mentioned it before (via Laurie and Scott's posts back in ought-six) but it's worth a Friday Favorite: if you're looking for a free, cross-platform tool that does one thing to audio and does it very very well, you need to download The ...