Podcasts about drive genius

DigitalOutbox Episode 111 In this episode the team discuss Encyclopedia Britannica, BBC, Yahoo Sues Facebook and homeless wi-fi transmitters Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:29 - BBC Boss confirms Pay Download Service 3:47 - DrawSomething is a hit 5:46 - Game warns investors 9:38 - Everything Everywhere should be allowed to offer 4G 11:16 - Virgin Media chosen to bring wi-fi to London Underground 12:30 - Yahoo sues Facebook 15:00 - Twitter buy Posterous 20:41 - South by Southwest breakout product 23:54 - Employers asking for facebook logins Picks Henry Bryce 7 pro - Free until end of march - Mac and PC - doesn’t work well with Lion Ian MacUpdate Bundle - VMware Fusion 4 ($49.99) – Run Windows and more on your Mac without rebooting - Drive Genius 3 ($99.00) – Optimize, repair, test, resize and clean up your Mac - PDFpen 5 ($59.95) – Edit and annotate PDFs - ForkLift 2.5 ($29.95) – File manager: FTP, WebDAV, S3, Bluetooth, and more - Typinator 5 ($33.00) – Text expansion solution - DesktopShelves 2 ($14.99) – Display folders as desktop shelves - Snapheal ($14.99) – Professional-quality image enhancement utility - Boom ($10.99) – Boost audio output for your entire system - Phone to Mac ($24.95) – Copy media from an iOS device to your Mac - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed ($29.99) – High-energy action set in the Star Wars universe - Worms Special Edition ($9.99) – Classic turn-based strategy game - $378 of app’s for $49.99 - 13 days and 8 hours - so a couple of weeks to bag a bargain

The GMen start out with some listener feedback from Australia. Gaz has ANOTHER problem with some of his Apple gear. THIS time it's his Mac Mini. We go into a little detail about ProSoft Engineering's Data Rescue and Drive Genius and JoeSoft's Hear gets a mention. Guy fixes his Tae Kwon Do instructor's Mac and doesn't get a roundhouse kick to the face.

Rick Lefko joins the weekly podcast to chat with Tim and Guy to discuss the current state of the Macintosh, the Zune subscription model, Guy's broken iMac, the Apple Store, Sony closing stores, Keynote, and Drive Genius 2.