Island in the Net by Khürt Williams
Technology and Photography Musings. Established circa 2000.
It’s the 35th anniversary of the Mac, which also means it is (and I can’t really believe this) the 15th anniversary of my interview with Steve Jobs on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Mac:
Well, we’ve always been very clea...
35 years ago I was a high-school senior.
Bob's presentation this year (via Skype) is Working Smarter for Mac Users, based on his new e-book of the same name.
His goal with Working Smarter is simple: "To help Mac users do more work in less time without procrastinating so they have more time to do the things they love."In addition to tips for working smarter, Bob will also demonstrate a selection of software and hardware he uses, loves, and can recommend without hesitation.
Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus presents "Cool Stuff & Working Smarter for Mac Users"
Bob's presentation this year (via Skype) is Working Smarter for Mac Users, based on his new e-book of the same name.
His goal with Working Smarter is simple: "To help Mac users do more work in less time without procrastinating so they have more time to do the things they love."In addition to tips for working smarter, Bob will also demonstrate a selection of software and hardware he uses, loves, and can recommend without hesitation.
I never thought I'd switch to a Mac. After all, I have used PCs since I was 5 years old. I carried around my old Dell Inspiron 8000, a bulky nine-pound beast of a laptop, throughout high school, and it never suffered from any hardware problems over its five-year lifespan.
The trouble was Windows — the operating system from hell.
So I decided to take the plunge and get a Mac. I wasn't alone; in fact, 40 percent of Princeton students and faculty use Macs as their personal computers.
(Via The Daily Princetonian.)
