MacJury #1102: A Weekend with the iPad 2

Chuck — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 02:30:06 +0000

After a busy and intense weekend working with the new iPad 2, The MacJury covenes to discuss their findings and render a verdict on such things as their buying experiences at different stores, the crowds and lines they encountered and their initial impressions that occasionally defy the specs. Who got which configuration, their impressions of the speed, the size, the weight, the screen, the cameras, the Smart Case, and the inevitable question of whether to upgrade or not and more are discussed by the panel of Adam Christianson, Victor Cajiao, Jeff Gamet, Pat Fauquet, Nancy Gravley, Don McAllister, Terry White and host Chuck Joiner.

Links

Chuck Joiner on Twitter

The MacVoices Group

Subscribe to The MacJury in iTunes

MacLevelTen - The Mac Media Group

Adam Christianson

Adam Christianson on Twitter

The MacCast

The MacRoundtable

Victor Cajiao

Victor Cajiao on Twitter

Typical Mac User Podcast

Typical Shutterbug Podcast

Jeff Gamet

Jeff Gamet on Twitter

Jeff Gamet’s jeff-o-rama

Design Tools Monthly

Design Tools Weekly

The Mac Observer

The iPod Observer

Apple Weekly Report

Designer’s Guide to Mac OS X by Jeff Gamet

Pat Fauquet

Pat Fauquet on Twitter

Dr. Mac Consulting

MacMouseCalls

Moms Gone Geek

Nancy Gravley
Computing with Bifocals by Nancy Gravley on The Mac Observer

NancyCG.com

Capitol Macintosh

Beginners Mac Blog

Don McAllister

Don McAllister on Twitter

ScreenCastsOnline

The Mac Screencast Guy – Don’t personal blog

Terry White

Terry White on Twitter

Learn Adobe Creative Suite with Terry White iPhone app in the iTunes Store

The World of Terry White

Terry’s Tech Blog

Terry White’s Best App Site

MacGroup-Detroit

Infinity Blade

GelaSkins for iPad 2

MacJury #1001: Social Networking in the Age of Earthquake Relief and Late Night TV Wars

Chuck — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:21:48 +0000

The MacJury convenes to discuss the impact of social networks, framed by two very different recent events: the Haiti earthquake and the late night TV war over Conan O’Brien vs. Jay Leno. The panel examines the participatory environment that has evolved, the implications of instant social communication, and the different focuses of each of the major social networks. The importance of Bill Gates finally joining Twitter, why users are still figuring out LinkedIn, proactive vs. reactive participation, and some advice from Mark Twain that can be applied to online social interactions are all discussed by the panel of: