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TUAW Talkcast #5: In with the new, farewell to the old

by Michael Rose (Sep 4th, 2007)

Last week's TUAW Talkcast, recorded live, featured the debut of TUAW's new team members Jason Clarke, Lisa Hoover and Nik Fletcher, and the swan song of our departing colleague David Chartier. It clocks in at 40 minutes and 28 MB. You can pick it up from our RSS & iTunes feeds, via direct ...

TUAW Talkcast #4: Best of the Week & more - Join us tonight!

by David Chartier (Aug 23rd, 2007)

It's that time of the week again folks - the TUAW Talkcast is once again upon us! Our regular host Michael Rose is taking the week off, so I'll be taking the hosting reigns for the night. Join TUAW bloggers Dave Caolo, Erica "iPhone Pwner" Sadun, Mike Schramm and myself for a discussion on the ...

ESPN brings PodCenter to the iPhone

by David Chartier (Aug 20th, 2007)

Add ESPN to your list of major media outlets who have designed a portal specifically for the iPhone. While they might have had an easier time customizing their PodCenter with podcasts and downloadable media for the iPhone (after all, they were already halfway there with a PodCenter), they win ...

A huge collection of Apple TV resources

by David Chartier (Aug 14th, 2007)

Poor Apple TV - the iPhone has been outshining the handy little media hub, and Jobs arguably might not have helped matters by calling it a hobby (though, personally, that makes me optimistic for its future). Fortunately, last100 has compiled a very, very thorough list of Apple TV resources that ...

MacRadio opens beta for new design

by Mike Schramm (Aug 8th, 2007)

MacRadio, the home base for a few Mac-related podcasts, has announced they're going to facelife the entire site, and instead turn it into a hub for all sorts of Mac podcasts-- a "podcast portal for the Mac world," as they say. I sure thought that was the Podcasts tab in iTunes, but maybe that's just ...

�bercaster, all-in-one podcasting tool receives new features, enhancements

by David Chartier (Jul 23rd, 2007)

It's been a while since we've written about Übercaster, the all-in-one tool for recording, editing and publishing podcasts, but that doesn't mean its developer, Eberhard Rensch, hasn't been hard at work on it. Through updates over the last couple of months, Übercaster v1.1.5 has gained a ...

CoverFlow, "Get all" podcasts in iTunes 7.3.1

by Mike Schramm (Jul 20th, 2007)

A reader of ours sends along (thanks!) two cool new podcasting features in iTunes 7.3.1 that I hadn't noticed yet. First and foremost, podcasts are now browseable with CoverFlow, which is awesome (and probably points to an eventual implementation of CoverFlow on the iPod, if speculation is your ...

TUAW Podcast #23: There and Back Again with the iPhone

by David Chartier (May 18th, 2007)

The TUAW podcast is back in effect ladies and gents, though this week we're a tad late due to some technical difficulties. Nevertheless, expect a steady new stream of podcasts and screencasts from here on out, starting with today's entry: TUAW Podcast #23: There and Back Again with the iPhone. ...

Desktopple - powerful desktop hiding utility

by David Chartier (Apr 3rd, 2007)

For podcasters and clutterbugs alike, there are a number of tools that help you hide your desktop, briefly change its wallpaper and digitally stuff all your icons in the closet to help your screencast shine and impress the boss with your ninja-like file management skills. Desktopple from ...

AppleTV Podcast Showcase

by Erica Sadun (Mar 20th, 2007)

When your AppleTV arrives, what are you planning to watch? If your iTunes library is cruising at a content-lite state, Apple suggests you check out this showcase of free AppleTV-friendly video podcasts that range from edgy cartoons to comic stand-up routines to wildlife documentaries. If you haven't ...

TUAW Podcast #21 - the NetNewsWire 3 beta screencast

by David Chartier (Mar 8th, 2007)

The TUAW Podcast is upon us, and for #21 I decided on a screencast of that NetNewsWire 3 beta sneak peek released a couple weeks ago. The new version is a slick piece of work with a lot of nice new features, and I go over all the good stuff in just under 8 minutes. This H264/AAC podcast weighs in ...

Gear Media Tech podcast from the Pixel Corps

by David Chartier (Feb 24th, 2007)

Leo and his growing band of merry podcasters can *not* stop generating media, and one of their latest efforts just might give the rest of us a smoother ride while hopping on the bandwagon. Gear Media Tech (iTS podcast link) is a new podcast headlined by Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne and Alex Lindsay ...

Mainstreaming podcasts: First the Queen. Now Blair

by Erica Sadun (Feb 9th, 2007)

First the Queen podcasted her Christmas message, and now Tony Blair appears on a podcast interview with actor Stephen Fry. The State of the Union address and the Democrats' response are both available (for free) in iTunes. And presidential hopeful John Edwards even has his own widget. Politics as ...

TUAW Podcast #18: Macworld interview with Brent Simmons and Paul Kafasis

by David Chartier (Jan 18th, 2007)

On Friday of last week at Macworld 07, Brent Simmons (of NewsGator/ NetNewsWire/ MarsEdit fame) and Paul Kafasis (of Rogue Amoeba/Audio Hijack/Airfoil fame) were kind enough to unite their powers and sit down with me for an interview. For just over 20 minutes we discussed Macworld, the iPhone, the ...

TUAW Podcast #17: The Keynote aftermath

by Scott McNulty (Jan 10th, 2007)

Last night we broke the Snowball mic out and did an impromptu podcast debating what we would see at the Stevenote. Some of our predictions were right, some were wrong (like all of mine) but it was entertaining and fun to do. Tonight, after the Keynote, we decided to gather round the USB mic once ...