Six year anniversary of the NosillaCast, many answers to William’s question from last week about sending alerts to his son’s screen including Google Notifier from toolbar.google.com/gmail-helper/notifier_mac.html. Review of the very inexpensive Arkon Portable Fold-Up Stand available at Amazon. In Dumb Question Corner, Gary asks about moving over his data from a G5 to his new […]
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#313 Audio Tips, WikiSpaces, iThoughtsHD, Aircraft Photography
Professor Albert asks for help with his audio so the NosillaCastaways will let him play with them, and William asks for help making alerts for his son with Tourette’s Syndrome. My search for an iPad-friendly wiki ends with WikiSpaces from Wikispaces.com. My review of mind mapping software iThoughtsHD from ithoughts.co.uk. In Chit Chat Across the […]
Continue readingMore Tag#312 Passport SIM Card, MY3D Viewer, BlackBerry Playblook, Flight Technology
This week I finally answer one of George from Tulsa’s dumb questions, Shai Yammanee tells us about the Passport SIM Card from http://phonecard.bootsnall.com/sim_Passport.htm to save you money on international roaming charges while traveling abroad, I’ve got a review of the Hasbro MY3D Viewer from Target, and I’ve got an in depth, hands on review of […]
Continue readingMore Tag#311 GTD on Lotus Notes, JB Systems Mic, Code Signing, LastPass Breach, Skype Vulnerability
The true answer on what “i” stands for straight from Steve Jobs, Jans from Germany explains how to use the GTD concepts even with Lotus Notes on a locked-down Windows machine, Poster from reinventedsoftware.com is worth another look for uploading photos to Facebook and Flickr. Knightwise demonstrates his new road mic (JB Systems HM06/PS Headset […]
Continue readingMore Tag#310 Drobo, Cloudstor, Mail, i, Change Username, New Home Tech
Drobo confessions, Buffalo Cloudstor failure from George from Tulsa, Jim Sewell asks and answers a Dumb Question about Mail.app. In Dumb Question Corner Professor Albert asks what the “i” in iPod” stands for, and Mara asks how to change her user name on her Mac. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Katie Floyd of Mac […]
Continue readingMore Tag#309 iPhone Calendar Time Zones, Azden iPhone Mic, Acorn, iPhone Photography
New decals for the new MacBook Pro from Ryan Sakamoto of RyanSakamoto.com with his only bill being a request to donate to the “Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief” fund via iTunes. In Dumb Question Corner, Gaby asks how to make time zones operate properly in the calendar on his iPhone. Ron Burch demonstrates the Azden […]
Continue readingMore Tag#308 Shai Live, Live Podcasts Later, Multiple Wifi Networks, QLab
Learn how to bork your machine so it can’t send email and then have Bart fix it. In Dumb Question Corner Kate asks how to see live podcasts later (see NosillaCast at ustream.tv/channel/nosillacast-mac-podcast) and Pierre Bourgeois asks whether having three wifi networks on at the same time causes problems. Ken Wolf of the Repertory Theatre […]
Continue readingMore Tag#307 iTutor PodCast, iPhone Tethering, ZumoCast, Air Video, iTunes Home Sharing, Quadcore i7, Women in Technology
Stefaan Lesage does his first English iTutor Podcast over at itutorpodcast.com, Pat Putnam describes the process of doing tethering on the iPhone. I compare ZumoCast from zumocast.com vs. Air Video from inmethod.com vs. iTunes Home Sharing. New Quadcore i7 MacBook Pro. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Kirschen from freerangecoder.com discusses women in technology and […]
Continue readingMore Tag#306 Readability, Growl, LookTel Money Reader, Chess-Wise, Cropper
George and Jim talk about the Safari addon Readability from readability.com, in Dumb Question Corner, Adam Hobden asks about Growl (growl.info). LookTel Money Reader looktel.com for reading bills when you can’t see, and staying with the accessibility theme, Scott Howell shows us how Chess-Wise lets you play chess on the iPhone using Voice Over from […]
Continue readingMore Tag#305 How To Podcast Without Power, Android Screenshots, Record Your Own Review, iPod Touch is not Secure, Going Linux
I outline how the show is normally created live, and how we pulled it off without power. Quick interlude to mock Android: how to take a screenshot from thappslab.com. How to make a recording for the NosillaCast: Record Your Own Review. Jim Sewell teaches us about Safari Reader and looks for a better solution to […]
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