New Podcast Answers Mac, iPod and iPhone Questions
The questions come from listeners of the new podcast, or from viewers of MacMost's videos or readers of MacMost's Web site content. Topics range from the Mac OS, to applications like iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie and third-party utilities for the Mac. The podcast will also cover topics related to the iPhone and iPod.
"The idea is to produce a daily series of tips, tricks and techniques based on questions that listeners ask," said the show's host, Gary Rosenzweig. "Over the course of a few episodes there should be something for everyone."
The episodes are short, from one to two minutes long, and are in a standard mp3 format so they will play on any computer or mp3 player.
"This new show is definitely a two-way street," said Rosenzweig. "It will be a conversation between myself and the listeners. "
Rosenzweig said that listeners are free to try to ask him anything. Technical questions are what he expects, but he also hopes to talk about news, rumors, and any topic concerning Apple or technology. The only qualifications for a question is whether it will be interesting to the audience and whether he can answer it in one to two minutes.
MacAnswers begins in the shadow of MacMost's video podcast, MacMost Now, started in 2007 and now with more than 225 five-minute episodes. In addition, the MacMost.com site contains hundreds of other articles and tutorials. It also features a section on iPhone Games, an iPhone App directory, Mac OS X software recommendations and an evolving set of free iPhone Ringtones. MacMost also has a free weekly newsletter.
Listeners should go to http://macmost.com/macanswers to subscribe to the show for free using iTunes. New episodes will automatically load into iTunes as they are available. They can then listen on their computer or transfer the shows to their iPod, iPhone or other mp3 player.
