News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
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In this episode, Dave Bullard tells David Braue why he could stop being a Mac user and discusses Microsoft stores, why the Apple TV is dead in the water, and lots more; Adam Turner and Anthony Caruana look at the recent Mac lineup refresh; Chris Oaten looks at an alternative to the Finder; and Keith White discusses two recent software updates.
wrote on November 7, 2009 12:28 PM
I don't care a lot about Braue's choice of computer, but I think it's high time the online editor worked out a way to stop the highly annoying duplication that appears in the box describing the "Featured" article on Australian MacWorlds front page. You've had over a year in the job Dave! I could also note that if the online editor stops using a Mac he should re-consider his position... though I've not yet listened to the podcast.
wrote on November 7, 2009 12:28 PM
I don't care a lot about Braue's choice of computer, but I think it's high time the online editor worked out a way to stop the highly annoying duplication that appears in the box describing the "Featured" article on Australian MacWorlds front page. You've had over a year in the job Dave! I could also note that if the online editor stops using a Mac he should re-consider his position... though I've not yet listened to the podcast.
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