Mr. Mac Geek

Hey everyone! We’re starting a new series of video clips called SeeClips. These are usually less than a half hour long and every one higlights a different product or technology. Unfortunately the cllips are far too large when encoded in iPod format but they can easily be converted. We hope you enjoy this new type of content. On today’s SeeClip we’re talking about iPodLinux, the version of Linux for your iPod. Since we had to record it with my digital camera the quality isn’t what we’d like it to be but you can still understand what we’re talking about. You can find today’s SeeClip here and its links here. Look for more SeeClips soon, hopefully with better quality!

Mac OS X Tiger boxes now ship with the 10.4.3 update in the box. This makes installing or reinstalling Tiger simpler because you don’t have to download the update separately. Just thought I’d let you know, see for yourself here.

Our listener Robert joins us for a review of the 60 gigabyte Video iPod. Once again I apologize for the quality but my iMic is acting up. You can find the mp3 here. Enjoy!

This episode covers lots of Apple news and rumors. Sorry about the audio quality; my Griffin iMic was acting up. Still a great show. You can find the mp3 here and the outline here.

A new story from AppleInsider is reporting that Apple will release their first Intel product lineup at the MacWorld Expo in January. According to the report, the first products will be new PowerBooks and iMacs. You can read the report here, and you can read another AppleInsider report about the expected advancments in the new products here. -Erik

We’ve switched blog hosts again as Libsyn was overloaded. We are now using Blogsome which is based on Wordpress. Sorry for the inconvenience of not having our old posts but you can still find them at mrmacgeek.libsyn.com. We hope you enjoy our new blog.

This episode covers our experience at the Apple Store as well as Front Row and Photo Booth hacks and more. Sorry for keeping you waiting. You can listen to it here or subscribe to our feed at feeds.feedburner.com/mrmacgeek.