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iPad rumors are in full swing, which is good as David broke his! Plus Tim wants to know if the AI devices all crap? That, plus Tesla, Apple’s Vision Pro sales, ads in Windows Start menu, and a whole lot more!

Tim and David discuss the changes to Roku, and why Tim won’t buy another product from them. Plus, Amazon kills Just Walk About stores, inkjet printers, emulation on iPhone, and much more.

Season 2 Episode 2 of the Comic Movies Bracket! Plus, Outer Ranger, quick review of Madam Webb, trailers for The Penguin, The Crow. The Wild Robot, and Star Wars The Acolyte.

David asks at Tim a big questions - does he like Apple more or less than he used to? Also, HP wants to pay to print, ROKU goes off the rails, Reddit decides to sell data, and Tim goes Hybrid.

Tim says goodbye to his beloved Toyota Sequoia, and David decides to give VR a try again. Also, Tesla Cybertruck rusting and people returning the VisionPro.

Tim and David talk the release of the Vision Pro, Music Piracy 2024, Humane Ai Pin, and the British Post Office - Fujitsu scandal.

Tim and David talk about CES 2024, with all the rage being transparent monitors. Plus e-ink toilets, unwanted AI, handheld Atari and the 400 mini, and crap coverage of the event.

Tim and David kinda celebrate 500 episodes, plus the death of independent software development, smart home, adverting online, and much more.

David and Tim talk Digital Photo Frames, iCloud issues, Online ad scams, the coming of GTA VI, sports video games, Elon Musk, and being a fan of Technology.

Tim and David talk about Music Libraries, a little on the M3 Mac’s, OLED Steam Deck, cloud garage door openers, and stupidity from T-Mobile.

There is a pretty big problem at Marvel Studios that Tim and David delve into. Plus: HBO does something gross, Apple cancels Stewart, and much more.

Tim and David look back on the 11-inch MacBook Air, as well as the new Apple Watch Ultra, changes at Unity, streaming commercials, and more.

Tim and David discuss the new iPhone and Apple Watch, the debacle of Unity, NFT becoming worthless, and Tim gets a new gaming PC from Skytech

Tim and David discuss Zoom CEO not living the Zoom life, SanDisk faces lawsuits, a new Atari 2600, and 3D Printers going for late night runs.

David returns from his vacation with some tech reviews, and Tim indulges with a new iPad. Plus, Twitter is now X for some reason?

After a long break Tim and David do a TechFan and GeeksPub combined show. Topics include Twitter, Reddit, Digital Pinball, Secret Invasion, Guardians of the Galaxy, Flash, and much more!

Tim and David both do a solo show on WWDC 2023 this week, including the Vision Pro of course!

Tim and David discuss YouTube Algorithm, MTV, Mac Pro, Tesla employees spying on customers, Google letting loan apps access contacts and pictures, and Nemo and Guy weigh in with some feedback.

Tim does a solo super-short show to talk about theme music and a dual monitor problem.

Tim and David discuss the passing of Intel’s Gordon Moore, the E3 cancellation, GM leaving Apple CarPlay and Android Auto behind, as well as changes at Netflix, and a solid-state headphone Tim purchased from the 1970s.

Tim and David focus on the practical prospects of Time Travel, plus a non-spoiler look at the new Shazam movie, AMC doing a dumb thing, and an angry Marvel.

David gets a new (used) Mac and Tim gets new Rode NTH-100 headphones. Plus, HP is back to their slimy printer ink ways and Apple reveals a new music service. Kinda.

Tim and David discuss the bloatware in Samsung phones, GameStop's latest problems, faux-AI chatbot, entitled YouTube creators, YouTube Music, Apple Music, PS VR2, and much more.

Tim builds a movie poster display and David buys a new Monitor. Plus smart home appliances, VR and AR, Gold Checkmarks, and a killer iPad deal.

David gets the Asus ZenBook Duo UX482 while Tim reviews the Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld. Plus a look at some CES trends, non-competes, dual screen laptops, and Acer warranty review. Plus listener feedback!

Tim and David talk Vectrex, Atari 2600, Manchester Museum of Science and Industry, Kindle Scribe, Amazon Alexa, Microsoft and Apple, and a lot more!

David buys a Mac, and Tim discusses setting up the new Mac Studio. Plus, Elon and Twitter, Matter, and Samsung.

Tim and David talk about the Logitech MX Master 3S mouse and MX Keys wireless keyboard, Mac Stupid, 32-inch LG 4K display, and much more.

Tim and David discuss the new iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8, the arrest of the GTA hacker, a SteamDeck competitor from Logitech, and the terrible new The Verge website design.

Tim and David discuss the recent iPhone 14 event, the problem with USB-C, Floppy Disks in Japan, as well as the PlayDate and the SteamDeck

David is running things on his own this week whilst working in San Francisco, and shares his most recent tech experiences from his cruise holiday and the gadgets he is packing on his trip.

Tim and David both purchased Meta hardware this past week, the Meta Portal and the Meta Quest 2. Musk must face Twitter trial sooner than expected, and Nintendo and Value warn owners about the heatwave.

What happens when you pout 4 previous and current hosts of the MyMac Podcast into the same video call? A REALLY long podcast! Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Gary "GazMaz" Malpas, and Guy Serle discuss the history of the MyMac Podcast, what everyone is doing now, and a whole bunch of other unrelated things. Because we[...]

Tim and David talk about 50 years of Atari, Apple AirPods, Power UP at the Science and Industry Museum, bug zappers, and Stage Manager on the iPad

Tim and David discuss records, Star Wars Burger King glasses, a new record player, Apple WWDC coverage, Apple Watch alternatives, Elon Musk Twitter saga, and Insteon coming back online.

Tim and David discuss Apple finally killing off the iPod as a product. Yes, Apple was still selling iPods in 2022. Plus, is Elon looking to bail on the Twitter deal?

Tim and David discuss thermal fuses, the Mighty Vibe music player, Insteon home automation company going dark, Elon Musk, David’s next electric vehicle, and much more.

Tim and David finally take a look at the latest from Apple, the new Mac Studio. Is it finally time to upgrade your Mac? Also, the collapse of E3, Roku fixing dialog, and dinosaurs! Wait, what?

Tim and David discuss the upcoming Apple event, Roku possibly entering the actual television market, a Mac - iPad hybrid laptop, the terrible interface in streaming services, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, and much more.

Tim and David discuss Panic, Atari, Intellivision Amico, Dark Souls, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Elon Musk being a dick, Spotify tries to take over podcasting, and much more!

Neil Young, Roku, NFTs, Microsoft, Xbox, and much more take center stage as Tim and David discuss the goings-on this week in the tech world.

Tim and David look at Ghostbusters Afterlife, Book of BobaFett, buying an iPad, What We Do in the Shadows, and much more. theshow@geekspubpodcast.com

Tim and David discuss the Xbox, Sony, and Nintendo. Plus Paypal and John Deere getting sued and David picked up yet another new phone.

Tim and David discuss Apple’s Digital Legacy solution, vintage electronic toys, and the state of modern gaming.

Tim goes down nostalgia road with Atari VCS, a new PS4 Hard Drive, Microsoft gets scummy with Edge, Twitter gets a new CEO, and a nuclear keyboard!

Apple opens up, kinda, while NordicTrack goes the other way. Plus closings on holidays, switching to iPhone, and Bagels.

Tim and David talk about Adobe Creative Cloud, Windows 11, macOS Monterey, iPad mini, the global supply chain, and much more.

Tim get’s a bunch of shots, DC holds their FanDome, Rockstar remasters the original trilogy, and an Atari ST still running strong since 1986

John Nemo finally gets a new TV and send audio in to talk about it, plus Trump sues Twitter, South Korea broadband sues Netflix, Tim also gets a new TV, and much more!

David Buys a clockworkPi and a wireless CarPlay system, while Tim works out a VESA adapter for his iMac. Apple’s yearly fall event makes the news, Amazon releases TVs, and Apple screws over FlickType.

Topics include Huawei allegations, Apple allowing external payment links in reader apps but not games, better TV options for John Nemo, Xbox Series S, selling a Mac, and is Wireless Apple CarPlay adapters finally ready for prime time?

David talks about his new 900Mbit fibre connection, Tim is building a new Plex media server from a miniPC, Apple news about their child endangerment plans, and is the xR the best used iPhone you can buy?

With David absent, Guy Serle joins Tim to discuss some podcast history, Apple lack of touch displays and employees wanting to continue working from home, Tim’s mini-PC gaming rig, Guy’s new desk, and Activision Blizzard being sued.

Tim and David discuss the Surface Duo, Galaxy Watch, Bezos vs Branson, inexpensive noise cancellation headphones, and more.

Tim has two more PC Laptops, an Acer Swift 3 and a LincPlus 14, and David picks up Motorola Razr from 2019. Plus the continuation of car problems for both the guy and prediction of Intel’s issues.

Tim and David discuss Google I/O, stupid podcast problems that are not actual problems, bad cables with CarPlay, the new iMac and RAM, and Vufine, HP Pavilion X360, and the Lenovo Flex 5

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the big problems with Apple’s Podcast app, Amazon responsibility for products they sell, consumer advocacy, and much more.

Tesla burns bridges with solar roofs, Apple’s upcoming event, the shortage of semi-conductors, upgrading a car audio system, LG gives up, Plex media server, meta data, NAS, Google Play Movies, and more

Tim and David discuss 20 years of Mac OS X, and the storm that was the Cricut community for a good week.

Tim and David discuss Cassette Tapes and the inventor, Lou Ottens who recently passed away, faux-AirPods, iPod vs iPhone as a music player, and much more.

David and Tim discuss NASA's Perseverance rover, vintage technology including David’s StarWriter and Tim’s Invaders From Space handheld game. Wikitrolling returns with a look at Blockbuster Video and a trip down memory lane.

Metallica gets a little of what they deserve, Facebook attacks Apple, Australia does not understand the internet, and Tesla has a problem.

Tim and David discuss Jeff Bezos leaving the CEO position of Amazon, the short sell story of GameStop, and WikiTrolling returns with Bose.

Topics include Zune, Quiet News, Outlanders, Drivers License, Whataboutism, Audio Hijack Pro, Rogue Amoeba, macOS Security on BigSir, and much more.

David Ginsburg joins Tim and David to discuss some Apple history, including the original iMac, iPod, and iPhone. Then the discussion turns to the Capital Riot and how technology is both helping and hurting during these trying times.

David talks about the ThinkSmart View from Lenovo and his new WH-1000XM3 Sony headphones. Tim talks Nintendo's new Game and Watch and his new original Macintosh inspired Apple Watch charger. Does Apple have a problem with the new MacBook Air and Pro? Finally, Tim looks at the Milwaukee M12 series of power tools.

Siddharth Rao is the special guest this week joining Tim and David to discuss social media, Apple’s new headphones, and so much more!

Tim discusses the Tyson v Jones fight, and David is in the audience for a BBC show! The rise of Parler, M1 MacBook Air, and more are also discussed.

Tim has a COVID test, David buys an M1 Mac, and we look at the response to the Apple event, iPhone 12 Pro MAX, and much more.

Reviews of Xbox Series X without turning it on? Google kills yet another product with the Nest Secure. Apple’s iPhone 12 and MagSafe opinion and the stupid decision not to include a power adapter for the most transparent of reasons. David and Tim wrap up by discussing Printers and how crappy they are.

iPhone 12 arrives, and then Tim and David spend almost the entire episode arguing. Seriously, it’s almost a brawl! And Spider-Man, of all things, is at the heart of it.

iPhone 12 announced, and who between Tim and David are getting two of them? Plus the Tempest Replicade, boring cell phones, 5G fallacies, and much more.

Tim and David discuss the Apple Watch, iPad, and services announced, plus the Nintendo 3DS is discontinued after a decade, the new PlayStation and Xbox, Amazon employees face jail time, and much more.

The show kicks off with some Star Wars news, then moves on to our main topic, 1982!

David buys the uglies little PC, while Tim upgrades his auto audio system. Also a look at high-end gaming monitors, and if they are the real deal of more hype.

Tim and David look at the news from DC FANDOME, including all the new trailers and news.

David gets new 5G at home, while Tim gets a new portable monitor. Burger King is in the doghouse with streamers, and Epic Games goes to war with Google and Apple.

David viciously attacks children who love Star Wars while Tim comes to the rescue. I could be remembering it wrong. Plus, Virtual Pinball, ZX Spectrum Next, Portal Knights, and more!

Disney goes Mulan crazy, Google Play Music goes bye-bye, Apple updates the iMac, Facebook and Microsoft complain about Apple, Google and FitBit still not done, and Toshiba exits the laptop world.

Is the movie theater business dead? Is streaming the future of Hollywood? Why are there male and female robots? All these questions and many more in the pub this week with Tim and David.

Intel has troubles, Tim visits the Dentist, and fantastic feedback from Lee, Elisa, and Joe round out an enjoyable hour this week on TechFan!

Tim and David look at PeacockTV and some other streaming services. Plus an update on Tim’s old iMac repair.

David gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end of both the original Segway and Olympus exits the camera business.

David and Tim discuss the return of Tim’s iMac, DC Universe, the idea of the Multiverse, DC animation, Star War’s Ray, Search Results, Jon Favreau, and more!

Major changes from Apple and Microsoft are the focus for Tim and David this week. That does not mean they agree on what that means, though...

Tim is using a retro battle station for the show this week, and David has joined the dark side of social media. Our lockdown activities also get discussed in detail.

Power outages, Marvel movies, Artemis Fowl , and the problem with the Jurassic Park and DC franchises

More on Infinity Photo, a picture that can brick your Android phone, Apple CarPlay, UFO footage, and the Sega Game Gear Micro

Tim and David discus bad sales, replacing Dell laptops with Microsoft Managed Desktop Service, Raspberry Pi 4, update on the Toyota grill, Mattel Aquarius, ZX Spectrum, and more.

A little about theme music, Hertz rental cars, Joe Rogan, Howard Stern, Pixelmator, affinity Photo, external SSD as a boot drive, and much more.

Tim's iMac died, so he and David discuss for hours on end.

David and Tim discuss the auto industry during the pandemic, streaming services see a huge boost, paralyzed by choice, the all-new iPhone SE, Leslie Jordon, news in an echo chamber, and much more.

Special Guest Donny Yankellow returns this week to chat with Tim and David. This week, Tim has decides he does not like Rise of Skywalker, our top sports movies, and some discussion on the Rocky films.

Owen Rubin joins Tim and David to discuss France and Google and speakers, including what Tim purchased to replace his beloved computer speakers that were ruined thanks to Lightning. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Special Guest Donny Yankellow returns this week to chat with Tim and David. Each picks their top five movie villains of all time, which we would list here but that would ruin the show!

Tim is beset by major technical audio difficulties this week, so Owen comes in to chew the geek fat with David. Coronavirus conferencing and the challenges arising from it, the difficulties of ventilators, some Arduino and Raspberry Pi tech, network television clip shows, TV show sets and the secrets of Disneyland character are all discussed[...]

Donny Yankellow and Owen Rubin join Tim and David in the pub this week to chat about what to do for entertainment while stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the world. Movies, TV, streaming, and some gaming are all discussed.

The Amazon Echo tries to interrupt the show as David and Tim discuss foldable phones, Tim’s new dash cam, the coronavirus, and much more. We want you’re feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim and David discuss a bunch of recent movies, including Ad Astra, Godzilla, Joker, Terminator, Zombieland, and the TV show Amazing Stories and Clone Wars. Plus Harry Potter Universal Studios and the clone of Palpatine.

Lastpass, Tesla, PayPal troubles and how they fixed it, Microsoft, Coronavirus fears, and much more. We want you’re feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

iPad at ten years, a huge milestone that Tim and David discuss for the entire episode. We want you’re feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Picard! Kenobi! Watchmen! Ford vs Ferrari! Laugh tracks suck, fwiw.

Repurposing older tech, back injury and nano-tech, Nokia E6, returning to Wish, ROKU, No Way Home on Arcade Arcade, Bose store closings, and we want you’re feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim and David chat about The Mandolorian, Birds of Prey, the next Ghostbusters, WonderWoman 1984, and much more.

Sonos does a no-no, a smart home standard, and a lot of Apple content, including Apple Arcade update and if Apple’s secrecy is hurting Apple TV+. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Erick Diaz may be a bigger Star Wars fan than Tim, so who better to sit in the Geeks Pub and discuss the latest Star Wars movie, Rise of the Skywalker.

Movie etiquette, new car for Tim’s wife, David’s MacBook Pro bites the dust, new monitors, TiVO news, and Motorola’s Razr. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim and David kick back in Geeks Pub and chat about the most influential famous people, the new Star Wars movie next week, Watchmen, Star Trek, and a bunch more. Have a pint, sit back, and relax!

David upgrades his home network, Home Alone theory, and your favorite holiday movies. Plus a BIG announcement from Tim and David about the future of TechFan and more. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Amazon best selling list fraud? Chromebooks, screen protectors, and much more. Plus, we want to know your Best holiday movies for next show! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Spoiler discussion about The Mandalorian, screen protectors for phones, and new-to-David’s 2011 MacBook Pro 15. Plus, Disney and Apple go head to head, and we have a clear winner. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim and David have a heated debate on the new Apple TV, plus a review of the JVC SPA10BT, David’s visit to the BBC Studios, Tim’s upcoming ComicCon attendance, and Gateway Computers. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim and David try and keep it positive this week as we discuss file management and updating app on the iPhone. Primal, Terminator Dark Fate, and the new Star Wars trailer is discussed. All that, plus a hidden C64 application is found on a Christian Rock album from 1984. Wait, what? Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Apple is having a bad week, so of course Tim and David discuss that, as well as Blizzard, iOS 13, and more. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Big Microsoft event this week, as the Surface Earbuds and the Surface Neo and Duo are shown. David explores the Galaxy Fold at a Samsung store. All that, plus Tim and David invent two new products while recording the show! We want your feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

iOS 13.1 has been released along with Apple Arcade, and Tim and David do a deep dive. Tim looks at re-importing old mini-DV tapes, and David discusses playing Zelda on a PocketGo Retro System. We want your feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

iOS 13 is rolling out, and David has upgraded his iPhone, while Tim waits. The Panasonic TZ40 is the newest old item David is spending money on, as well as the Nintendo Switch Lite. We want your feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Of course this show is all about the recent Apple event, in which the new iPhone 11, iPad, Apple TV, AppleWatch, and Apple Arcade were released. We want your feedback! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

Tim said more tech, and two episodes later goes full-on geek instead. Sigh. Topics include Disney, Star Wars, The Mandalorian, and so much more. Plus, David reviews the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch

Tim and David discuss the Nissan 300ZX in the WikiTrolling segment, plus the new iPhone coming, David’s trip to VMWorld, Vegas and missing Macworld Expo, and not wanting to buy a Tesla right now. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David are back together this week to discuss last weeks audio problem, listener feedback, Sony speakers, slow software, and WikiTrolling Live Aid! Sponsored by MacSales.com

David is on his own this week, battling jet lag whilst learning everything Apple can tell him and trying a new microphone. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David are both onsite together at Macstock 2019 in Woodstock, Illinois reporting on the Galloping Ghost arcade meet up and all the goings on from the show. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David finally watched Spider-Man Far From Home, so he and Tim discuss the movie, as well as Shazam, the Top Gun trailer, CGI, Cats, and much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

The summer movie blockbuster season is in full swing and David and Tim take the time to look at the biggest movie from 1986! Sponsored by MacSales.com

China forces Android users to install Malware, used Nest Cam issues, Samsung suggests users virus scan their TVs, and Tim reviews the Sony SRS-XB32. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Jony Ive leaving Apple is our main topic today, and we also talk about the new DropBox, ID Software TV show, and updates to the Macstock Conference this coming July 27-28! Don’t forget that you can hang with Tim and David at the Galloping Ghost Arcade on July 26 at noon to kick off Macstock![...]

Tim and David discuss the Switch and 3DS, Doom, E3, Apple finally pushing the Mac, Dark Phoenix, and the history of the Fox Marvel movies, good and bad. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David returns from his Oasis of the Seas journey to join Tim and talk about AirDots and WWDC. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Is tech less fun nowadays? Tim cannot connect is old iPad to the App Store, Steamlink is an enigma to the guys, breakfast at a casino, and Uber cannot unionize. Plus Macstock Expo news! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Nest getting the plug pulled, Tim looks to build another arcade cabinet and a fire pit, David has a new toy in the DJI Osmo Pocket, and Macstock Conference is talked about. As an added bonus, Cole Robertson joins us at the end to talk about Fortnite. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David reveal their Wish.com purchase competition, the passing of Peter Mayhew, changes coming to Sonic, and our Avengers EndGame spoiler-filled discussion. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David is joined this week by irregular co-host, current Apple and former Atari employee Owen Rubin. The Samsung Galaxy Fold debacle is on their minds, as well and a mysterious ROM heist of a classic Atari arcade game from the 1980s.... Sponsored by MacSales.com

David reviews the Logitech Crayon and the new iMac mini 5, while Tim introduces his new time waster, Wish.com. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the new Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker trailer, Disney+, the black hole image, Y2K, and much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss electric shavers, Spielberg making news once again, Boeing’s huge 737 Max problem, more on self check-out lanes, and the Millennium Falcon takes center stage in our WikiTrolling section! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the weeks Apple event, including Arcade, Card, and AppleTV+. WikiTrolling features Self-Checkout technology we all love so much at grocery stores. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Don’t let the picture fool you, we won’t be playing any 80s hair music on this show. We do discuss, briefly, the new Apple products, social media and the effort to curtail the sharing of murder videos, and Tim argues with David that almost no one cares that MySpace lost 12 years worth of music.[...]

Warren wants to break up Apple, Google, Facebook, and maybe even TechFan! Amazon cracks down on counterfeit sellers, the Galaxy S10 is easily spoofed, and Friendster is our focus on Wikitrolling. Plus David and Tim discuss Captain Marvel. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Big video game companies screw up (shocker), Steven Spielberg yells at the clouds, Thunderbolt 3 desecrates itself by becoming USB4, and Tim and David look at RadioShack thanks to Steve Stavisky. Sponsored by MacSales.com

What’s it like to negotiate car sales, how bad is the foldable phone, USB 3 dumbness, Pac-Man, and Cerwin Vega speakers. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Nike and Google have a bad week, plus Tim and David discuss water usage. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim has been brought down by a virus (biological, not computer!) so David is here alone this week. After followup about FaceBook, ATT and Apple’s enterprise developer programme he discusses Eero’s acquisition, stupid TV hosts, iPhone SE rubbish and BlackBerry is the wiki trolling topic this week. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Blackmail, ransom, fraud, and fakery kick off the show before Tim and David get on to a fun topic, Pixar! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the DeLorean Motor Company and its history in our Wiki segment. We start off the show with Facebook and Google acting, shocker, unethical. and the rise of the Fake Internet. Sponsored by MacSales.com

With bad weather coming, Tim explains how technology helps keep his drive more safe. Topics include Windows Mobile, fifteen year old Altec Lansing FX6021 speaks, John Nemo’s top ten TV shows, some Macstock news, and more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

This episode David shares his top 10 television shows, Nike shows off their self-lacing shoes, and Facebook gets caught being naughty once again. Shocker! Sponsored by MacSales.com

AirPlay 2 takes over CES news, smart TVs, Bungie divorces Activision, and Tim’s top television shows of all time. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Apple announces lower than expected iPhone sales, and blames China, tariffs, and cheap iPhone battery replacement. Tim and David take an entire episode deep dive to look at the problems. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David look back on the big tech stories of 2018, including Cryptocurrencies, Facebook, Fortnite, Elon Musk, Disney takes Fox, while Comcast takes Sky, IBM buying Red Hat, the passing of Paul Allen, and Google. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim almost blinds himself, while David remembers getting his eye burned out. What gadget should you buy? We have ideas for you! Plus Soulja Boy is a bonehead, more deployable Samsung antics, Apple iOS 10.1.2 is bricking connections, and our favorite gifts from childhood. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Captain Marvel, Avengers: End Game, O2 Network woes, Sony Playstation Classic, and Samsung gets caught cheating again. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Amazon cracks down on their partners, Apple iPhone sale crap website headlines, funny Windows activation moment, OWC cables, Daredevil gets cancelled and the future of Marvel properties on Netflix, and Vector monitors. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David returns from his not so fun cruise to talk with Tim about the hot holiday tech of 2018, the death of the U.S. Mall, BBS’s, Black Friday, and much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Simon from the Essential Apple Podcast joins Tim to discuss his start in podcasting, his views on the biggest Apple release from the last two events, Kindle, and the year 2008 in Technology. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David spend the show discussing the new products Apple introduced this week, and ironically looking back at the Mac mini for our WikiTrollilng segment. Plus, don’t get the upgraded RAM for your new Mac mini from Apple, get it from OWC! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the low-light photography of the new Google Pixel 3, fast wireless charging, AppleTV, and the Etch A Sketch. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen, a pioneer in the world of technology, passed this week and Tim and David discuss his life. Also: Fitbit helps solve a murder investigation, and AppleTV falls short of its lofty goals. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David further the talks about Right to Repair, Pandora’s Box, Windows 10 update, and Netflix takes center stage in our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Apple and Amazon respond to the Bloomberg report of spy chips in their servers with strong, unequivocal denials, while Apple comes under fire for software that makes repairing your own mac difficult. Finally, Tim and David look at CompuServe, the first US online service. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss Pandora’s Box, SiriusXM buying Pandora, rovers on asteroids, and the demise of TellTale Games. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss AppleWatch, Amazon’s product reveals, Nintendo Switch Online, and new keyboards. Plus, the iPhone 3G is the focus for our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim goes solo to talk about the new iPhones from Apple, and no surprise, hates the new names. 5G networking is also a topic and why he thinks Apple was correct not to support it in the new iPhones. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim gets a new dishwasher, sets up his generator, and plays the new PS4 Spider-Man game. David prepares to take his mother to the states, Apple bans InfoWars and Alex Jones from the App store, and the Frigidaire company takes center stage in our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim has suffered a house invasion of the Jiminy kind, so David talks solo about old Nokia phones and the new Microsoft Surface Go. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Verizon enacts deplorable tactics and potentially causes massive property loss, the $1,000 phone is here to stay, and the PalmPilot takes center stage in our WikiTrolling section! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Twitter joins in on the suspension of Alex Jones, Bethesda tramples consumer rights, hotels enforce their policies at DEFCON and Black Hat, and David and Tim look at CD-ROM and some of the most influential software from the era. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David look at the Galaxy Note 9 news, Infowars getting banned, Windows 10 subscription rumor, Moleskine Smart Writing set, and an espresso coffee machine designed for space! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Apple decides to scrap their affiliate program, and Tim and David and not happy. Also, an eye doctor helping to bring sight to the poor, the Volkswagen dieselgate problem, and Instant Film. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David reunite to discuss Macstock in-depth, the Microsoft Surface Go, Windows and macOS automatic updates, a from the ground up new Windows, and a Mac mini for free. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Macstock 2018 is covered on this episode, but really features Tim and his daughters Brooke and Raechel. Also on this episode is Guy Serle and his daughters boyfriend, Micheal. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Siri decides to interrupt a Commons statement, Samsung phones decide to randomly text your photos to people, and Fortnite cheaters get their just deserts. Then David and Tim get into their quasi-review of Solo, a Star Wars story and run out of time to talk WikiTrolling. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David talks Star Wars and the rumors of LucasFilm changing leadership. Apple has a keyboard service program, and Facebook wants to access your microphone. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim discuss Marvel’s Netflix shows, Uber and a new patent, the idiocy of Flat Earth beliefs, Twitter does not learn, Game Boy camera hack, and Ray-Ban in our WikiTrolling sections. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss NeXT and Steve Jobs, the latest macOS and iOS coming this fall from Apple, CarPlay, Halt and Catch Fire, and much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim is joined by Owen this week to discuss Mocha Frappe’s, VNC attacks, UPS deliveries, OnStqr, Macstock expo, disappearing apps, examples that Siri sucks, 4K, and much more! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the Echo sharing private audio as well as Amazon working with law enforcement in facial recognition services and the rule of unintended consequences. Our WikiTrolling segment focuses on Adrian Chase and the Vigilante. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss Google Duplex and possible cheating the demonstration phone calls, an essay writing company using clueless YouTube celebrities to promote their cheating service, and an idiot using Testa’s self-driving mode. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Erick Diaz joins Tim and David to discuss Puerto Rico and the two hurricane’s that hit the island last year, then the show takes a lighter tone as well discuss Marvel’s Infinity War movie. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Guy Serle joins Tim Robertson this week to discuss the death of Apple’s Airport, NPR buying Pocket Cast, Macstock Expo, Cobra Kai, Star Trek Discovery, Orville, and the Santa Monica Pier. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Technical difficulties aside, Tim and David discuss faux-reviews on Amazon, courtesy of Facebook, Chromebook account changes, and U2 is our Wikitrolling segment of the week. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Scheduling conflicts mean that neither Tim nor Owen can join David this week, so he is podcasting Solo! Topics include iPad management for kids, companies dropping social media, horrible scooter customers and a fabulous ChromeBook. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the Steam Spy news, FTC telling companies that third party repairs do not void warranties, Mark on Capital Hill, suggestion for Apple, and Lenovo news and Wikitrolling! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Are women more intelligent than men? Tim and David debate it, plus the history of the ATM, Dell XPS 15 vs MacBook Pro, Apple Watch and a court case, and information on the MacPro. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Apple makes another pitch to education and comes across looking out of touch. Facebook woes continue. On the positive, Tim and David look at Pac-Man as part of our WikiTrolling segment, and that devolves into Tim buying a Mayflash F100 fighting stick and a Sanwa arcade joystick for his RetroPie. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim finally gets a SNES Classic, David hacks the PS Vita, currency miners trash, and the IBM PCjr. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tons of feedback this week, plus Tim visits and Apple Store, David bogs down in corporate tech, and government fines for social media sites? Pioneer Corporation is out Wikipedia segment this week! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David can’t make it happen this week, so we reach back into the vault of content and pull out Geekiest Show Ever 6 - Star Wars. On this episodes Tim, David, Chad Perry, Guy Serle, and Neale monks discuss Star Wars in May 2009. Is this conversation still relevant? You decide. Sponsored by[...]

Are cell phones boring now? Tim and David argue on opposite sides of this subject, as well as Android Wear, YouTube, HomePods, and the Intellivision. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim is off slaving away at work, so David is joined this week by the fabulous Owen Rubin. Toyota’s design direction, a hatchet job on the Internet of Things and the perils of software subscription are all dissected, debated and decided! Sponsored by MacSales.com

David finally gets his iPhone 8Plus, and while he loves the phone, he is very unhappy with the Apple Business Team. Meanwhile, SpaceX launched the Falcon Heavy Rocket, and WikiTrolling goes all in with the revolutionary Amazon Kindle. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Is the HomePod doomed to failure? Is cardboard really worth $70? Should cell phones be banned at concerts and comedy shows? We ask these questions, then discuss 3D movie technology in our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss 11 lawsuits that changed the video game industry, iTunes accidentally released Thor: Ragnarok a month ahead of time, and the Nintendo Game and Watch for WikiTrolling Sponsored by MacSales.com

CES is still going on, and Tim buys a new iPhone. What’s with all the inductive charging? And the FBI is still not happy with Apple. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David implore listeners to relax, no one is taking control of your computer or iPhone! Also, the Motorola Sphere 2-in-1 Bluetooth Speaker with Over-Ear Headphones, Lenovo Star Wars: Jedi Challenges, Smartphone Powered Augmented Reality Experience, the Boeing 747, and more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

For the last episode of 2017, David and Tim discuss Apple’s fix for the Battery problem with iPhone, Keener Toys as our WikiPedia segment, and our top movies that we saw of the year. Plus, both the guys have cable issues during the show! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David record on Christmas Eve to discuss desktop speaker, Apple slowing down iPhones, and a massive spoiler review of Star Wars - The Last Jedi. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim goes solo to discuss Altec Lansing and his 13 year old speakers, Disney buying Fox, and problems with Comcast. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the DeepMind AI, Bang and Olufsen, Light Keeper Pro, Justice League, Disney, Fox, Marvel, and our WikiTrolling looks at Netscape. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David runs a short solo show this week, and laments Apple’s software woes. Then the shortcomings of the Internet of Things are exposed in a series of unfortunate events. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim, David, and Owen discuss the Nintendo Switch, Xbox 360 and current consoles, Punisher, Super Mario, Loot Crates, your phone listening to you, iPhone problems feedback, and so much more. WikiTrolling features Excite! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss a pair of Shure headphones, Tim’s massive iOS 11 problems with his iPhone, and a long discussion on Cassette Tapes. And yes, the episode picture is a sixteen year old Tim from 1986 Sponsored by MacSales.com

Rather than a new TechFan this week, Tim puts together a “best of” but not a best of TechFan. What? Well, Tim hosted the MyMac Podcast for many years, so he put together a Best Of that included some fun interviews with The MacCast’s Adam Christianson, tech writer Chris Breen, and a fun interview with[...]

David returns and topics include another balloon tied to a chair flight, Pixel 2 XL problems, Drones in warehouses, AIM shutting down, Amazon’s great new idea, Sony giant bluetooth speaker, Mario Odyssey, Acer desktop, Stranger Things and transparent wood! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Owen joins Tim this week to discuss the California Wildfires, Ice Storms, Acer desktop, mini Arcade games, a car sales story from Owen, Macstock expo, inventors killed by their own inventions, and the Lawn Chair Pilot, Larry Walters. Plus Owen’s opinion on Star Trek Discovery and The Orville. Sorry for the bad audio, something happened[...]

Find out how much fun David is having with High Sierra! Plus, the ThinkPad turns 25, Tim gets an Acer desktop for review, looking at Star Trek Discovery and The Orville, plus a little Inhumans, and so much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Has Elon Musk lost his mind? Apple’s iOS store takes center stage in our WikiTrolling segment, and listener BJ supplies our ad read for sponsor OWC - MacSales. Finally, Wire kinda sucks now, and we kick off the show with more Sticker news from Donny! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Will iPhone users wait for an iPhone X, or pick up a readily available iPhone 8 now? Also, adventures in Back-up cameras, shopping malls, and some podcast history. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Apple drops new products, and Tim and David savage them. Well, not all of them. Also, Nintendo takes down David during the show for daring to say anything disparaging about them. The juicer press is done, Rotten Tomatoes gets a rotten score from Hollywood, and our WikiTrolling looks at the Leading Edge Model D. Sponsored[...]

Much feedback on replacing Wire kicks off this weeks episode. Then David and Tim discuss hackable pacemakers and Marvel Comics Secret Wars from 1984 as part of our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Wire problems kick off the show, Mayweather and McGregor fight, political talk and why we don’t do it much, the solar eclipse, AccuWeather’s scumbag partner. Reveal. and their practices, and shadow dog hand-puppets. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the David’s DJI Spark mini drone, the lack of political talk on the show, and a lot from listener Brendan. Also discussed, the TechFan Sticker pack, the Wiki for Packard Bell, and much more! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Owen Rubin returns to join Tim Robertson and David Cohen to discuss Uber, Apple CarPlay, Consumer Reports on the Microsoft Surface, and some history of Claris. Plus your feedback! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David get about ten minutes to chat before Wire and Skype let us down, so we continue with two solo segments. David discussed Formula E and Find my iPhone, while Tim looks at troubling news about Blu phones on Amazon and what we should do about privacy and data protection. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Recorded a week earlier, David and Tim discuss the Apple I Redux presentation gave at Macstock. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Okay, so I’m writing this shownote at 5AM, the day after I returned home from Macstock, as well as a six and a half hour drive, so honestly i don’t know what the show is about. I know Guy Serle and Tom Schmidt joined David and Tim, but beyond that, I don’t know. Recorded on[...]

Macstock Expo is two weeks out, and Tim and David give an update on sponsors and more. Google has a adware problem, iOS has a bloat problem, the Transformers have a quality problem, and the iPhone turns 10! All that, and how many of you remember TCR Racing? Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim finally gets the new stereo system in his Sequoia, David has a Drone coming soon, and the new iPad 10.1 is talked about. In Wiki Trolling, we look at the Borovsko Bridge. Sponsored by MacSales.com

David returns to talk with Tim about Windows backup, Sony sanitizing films, Xbox One X, Wonder Woman, and the Commodore VIC-20 in our Wiki Trolling segment! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Owen Rubin returns to join Tim Robertson this week. Topics include the Apple WWDC 2017 event, ivacy VPN, Fire HD, Kodak EKTRA, JBL Quincy Jones headphones, Facer, Travel Adaptor and Desktop Smart USB Rapid Charger from MacSales.com, Amiibo NFC Tags, and Monkey Selfies! Wait, what? Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim is joined by Owen Rubin this week to discuss Malware, Disney World’s reliance on video screens, the Kenbak-1, and much more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the new Echo Show from Amazon, a new vehicle for Tim, and the McDonnell XV-1 thanks to our Wiki Trolling. And yes, we are still looking for a better name for that segment! Sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim discuss, without spoilers, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, US Travel Ban on Laptops, Macstock Expo, the Mystery of Oak Island, and much more! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Microsoft comes out with a great looking Surface Laptop, Siri may be getting worse, a new HD for Tim’s daughter, and an all-new feature: Wiki Trolling debuts! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David celebrate 300 episodes of TechFan! We take care of a little business from last week and our Nintendo Discussion, talk a bit about the OWC DEC, and then spend the rest of the show on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David have a very heated discussion about the NES Classic and Nintendo’s decision to cease production. Plus the original Starcraft is update and free, a $400 juicer, Google, and Adidas’s stupid PR. Also, Tim announces the Association for Fed Up Consumers! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David talk about the newly announced Mac Pro, iPad, and Apple’s decision to open up a little to discuss future products. Also in the agenda: is it time to boycott Uber? Sponsored by MacSales.com

Search on Mac and windows is broken, Google Street View, Drone DJ Mavic, subscription software, is freemium killing the iOS store, USB-C - how to take a great idea and botch it, Power Ranger gets a Thumbs Up from David, and Tim says Logan one of the top three all-time great Super Hero movies. Sponsored[...]

Tim and David discuss Micro computers, artificial intelligence, 2001, is Nintendo better for making their own hardware, is Apple to blame for iOS eco system spiraling down, and the iOS store search being broken. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the Nintendo Switch and the new Zelda game in much more detail, including how the new console is a real game changer. (Please excuse the pun!) Then David talks about his latest Nintendo product! Also, did Google forget the Don’t Be Evil aspect of their mission statement again? Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim does a shorter solo show this week and talks about the Nintendo Switch, Annke Wireless Camera, and a little more. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson this week to discuss Apple, the best Windows computer, and tips for start-ups that Owen learned from his time at Atari and Apple. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss the DC Extended Movie Universe, and later, Tim interviews Larry O’Connor, CEO of OWC and MacSales.com to discuss the OWC DEC and more! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Another week and Tim and David are still TechFans! (Terrible pun, we know) Topics this week include the AppleTV and Apple Watch, 4K Televisions, KODI, Plex, Carbon Copy Cloner, ChronoSync, TechFan Sticker Pack, Surface RT, and the iPad Pro Sponsored by MacSales.com

The big topics include the Surface 3, iPad, and Apple’s treatment of both the ecosystem surrounding the Mac and iOS as well as their partners. The show ends with the BIG NEWS of the week! Tim Robertson and David Cohen host. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss bad internet, The Last Jedi, Grand Moff Tarkin, The Tinker Board from Asus, more on the RetroPi, Joust, the best Macs, the OWC Drive Dock, and much more! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim talk more on the Raspberry Pi, the RetroPie, better bandwidth, fire alarms, group video and audio chat, and much more! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Our most terrible show to date. Really. You should not listen to this episode. We’re not kidding. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

CES kicked off this week, and the collective yawn was heard around the world. Our sponsor, OWC, announced a very cool new product, the OWC DEC, and Tim has some exciting news about it. Connection issues using a KVM switch, more on music, and as the solo show continues, Tim battles a coffee machine. Will[...]

Tim and David discuss playlists and mixtapes, and the discovery of new music then and now. Tim has an update on the iMac from OWC! John Nemo does not use his powers to tell us about a program before we need it, Senuti, and David fill us in on a cool iPad mix app called[...]

The migration of the Mac is on, and Tim recounts his struggles of creating a Fusion Drive, loss of playlists and general problems with iTunes, and Time Machine restore that fails 95% of its job. David talks about the Consumers Reports giving Apple’s latest MacBook a non-recommendation, and they both discuss Apple’s handling of the[...]

Tim has to buy a new Mac, so what will he get, and from where? Mario Run has dropped, and David and Tim like it. Then, the main feature of this episode is the spoiler-filled review and discussion of Rogue One. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David discuss Super Mario Run, Snow Days, and our favorite cars. Also, Cole joins us for a few minutes to talk about his iPad and the new game he really enjoys, Slither.io This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Update on the Retro Challenge, Fantastic Beasts, Star Wars, Guy Kawasaki, Marvel movies, 17” Macbook Pro, WD Raspberry Pi drive, IBM Lenovo ThinkPad X41, Amazon Fire, StarTech.com 2 Port Displayport USB KVM Switch, and more! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Collecting older Aluminum Macs and a new Retro Challenge begins! Also, Tim looks at a knock-off Nike band for his Apple Watch, a portable Sega Genesis system, and we go back two decades to find out what was on the mind of the average Mac user. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

The grand experiment with David’s Leaf comes to an end. Plus feedback, more comments on Apple’s recent Mac neglect, and Donny Yankellow has a TechFan Podcast sticker pack for free for iOS! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim discuss the fallout from the Apple event, and they both agree it’s not good for Apple. Feedback from the previous show is also featured. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim goes solo for his most personal show to date. Later, the Apple event is discussed. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

David’s running the board this week; he reminisces about the fantastic Sony MiniDisc format and discusses what the BlackBerry Passport is like as your main phone in 2016. Sponsored by Macsales.com

Tim and David discuss Samsung, iTunes Match, Internet Security, upgrading old iPods, replacing iPhone 4s and 5s batteries, and much more. This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Two main topics this week: the Raspberry Pi and the future of TV This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim does a solo show to discuss hacking the hackers, bad SanDisk MicroSD cards, Raspberry Pi 3, JAVA for macOS Sierra, and more! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

David pulls solo duty this week; responding to user questions about the Raspberry Pi and sharing his thoughts on a week with the iPhone 7 Sponsored by Macsales.com

David gets an iPhone 7, Tim orders an Apple Watch Series 1, and what’s this about Recycling and a scrap yard? Sponsored by Macsales.com

Owen Rubin joins David and Tim to discuss a home security system, Owen’s talk on Atari from a few days ago, and of course, the Apple Event. The headphone jack is gone, how will Tim react? What about the Apple Watch? And EarPods? Things get heated! Sponsored by Macsales.com

Exploding Notes, pulled content, photography, Apple Watch, Apple Event, innovation, and consumer rights for digital purposes. All that, and more, on this episode of TechFan. Sponsored by Macsales.com

Special guest Peter Cohen joins Tim this week to discuss the topic “The tech that is in most need of a revolution”. Also discussed: video games, Rare Replay, BackBlaze, and much more. Check it out! Sponsored by Macsales.com

Tim and the returning David discuss hacking the FireTV Stick, HDMI inputs on a Mac, 17-inch MBP upgrades, Xbox One, connected devices, crappy controls on monitors, podcast editing, John Martellaro’s Background Mode, and much more. Sponsored by Macsales.com

Tim interviews Glenn Reid, the CEO of Marathon Laundry Machines. Glen has a fascinating history at Apple and Adobe, and he is looking to disrupt the laundry industry. Sponsored by Macsales.com

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson this week to discuss old technology, his review of the Tenda Powerline Adapter, technology and bootlegging in Assia, scam emails, and feedback from last weeks show. Plus, iCade arcade questions! Sponsored by Macsales.com

Time to get fed up with Apple and the insulting Mac upgrade cycle? Tim and David discuss. Also, Nintendo is releasing a mini NES, Amazon has a big problem brewing, the PocketCHIP, and magazines. Tim also finds a killer deal at Macsales.com

Tim and David wrap up Macstock 2016 with special guests Guy Serle, John Nemo, and Don McAllister. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

Tim and David brave the Macstock Expo in this special episode of TechFan. Guy Serle from the MyMac.com Podcasts joins in the fun, as does Tom Schmidt. This episode was recorded on Friday, July 15th from a hotel room. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

A shorter episode as David and Tim prepare for Macstock Expo next weekend! Also, we will be at the Galloping Ghost Arcade at 1PM on Friday, July 15th, for anyone who would like to come. Hackintosh, geek culture, more on the Sony Xperia Xa phone, and more on this episode. This episode is sponsored by[...]

Tons of feedback this week, which makes Tim and David very happy! Also, Freebooksy, Sony Xperia Xa, Motorola Verve Ones, Social Media proposal by the US Customs and Border Protection, Evernote, Disney cancelling Star Wars Rebels: Recon Missions, and The Essential Apple Podcast. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

David Cohen joins Tim Robertson to discuss his absence, Brexit, gadgets, storage, and much more. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

Tim Robertson takes TechFan on the road to Grand Rapids, Michigan, with an onsite visit with CompuCraft Technology and an interview with owner Bill Smith. Later, Tim tries to get his youngest daughter to talk on the podcast, but she is too cool and refuses. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson again this week to discuss self-driving cars, Microsoft trying to trick people into upgrading to Windows 10, living in a simulated reality, Al Alcorn, and the best ways to speed up your Mac. This episode is sponsored by Macsales.com

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson for a long and lively discussion on Classic Macs, Arcades, HP, Freedom of the Press, Peter Thiel and Gawker, Magic Eraser, PS4, and much more. This episode of sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim discuss the news out of Google this week, including Daydream, Chrome, Due and Allo, and what it all means. Tim also decided to tweet one of his arcade machines and gives and update on that. Finally, David looks at picking up a used MacBook Air from our sponsor, OWC! This episode of[...]

Tim and David mix it up by getting right into all your feedback. What is the post-PC era, and are we there yet? Plus, Tim replaces his a MacBook with a mini-PC, upgrades to a MacBook Air via OWC, and the end of Disney creating video games. The main focus is our review (spoilers!) of[...]

Tim has had a horrible two weeks, which is why TechFan missed a week! David and Tim discuss USB-C as a replacement to the headphone jack, Microsoft stops making new Xbox 360’s, Sony H.ear on Wireless NC Headphone, Macstock Expo, WoW servers, and Prince. This episode of sponsored by MacSales.com

David and Tim have a great argument in the second half of the show about streaming first run movies. Also, do you trust the technologies that require an online connection? Did you know that NES games are still being made? There is a new campaign to recreate the Commodore 64. And look at our links[...]

It turns out, Tim is at fault for Star Wars not working on his computer, not Apple. Also, Sony released the PS4 Remote Play app for Mac, Tim follows David’s lead and starts using uBlock, bogus surveys, and Superman V Batman is reviewed

Tim is angry again. What else is new, right? David has a new computer! Topics include not being able to play the new Star Wars movie on a Macbook Pro, the 16GB iPhone argument continues, the FBI dropping the Apple court case, Apple blocking the music iPhone app with ads, and much more. Also, Tim[...]

Tim and David discuss the Apple event this week, and one of them is really unhappy with Apple still marketing a 16GB iPhone. Also discussed is the iPad Pro, the passing of Andy Grove, and… PeeWee Herman?

Only two main topics for the episode: advertising networks and websites that use them, and discussing some of the bigger movies coming out this year.

Tim finds a site that brings him back to one of his old-style favorite video games, Tecmo Bowl. There is a vibrant community around older video games, and David joins in with news that Blizzard is still updating Diablo II. Plus, is VR going to outprice itself to become as big as it can be?

David and Tim discuss a car accident, security, infrastructure, liberty, and more! Oh, and technology, including Fire OS, Microsoft building a wall around Windows, Apple and both the Mac OS and iOS, Epic Games’ Tim Sweeney, and MONKEYS!

David and Tim talk security, stolen iPhone, Nissan Leaf problems, Apple software, government overreach (FBI vs Apple) and tons of feedback!

With David still on vacation, Tim welcomes special co-host Mark Chappell to the show. Tim and Mark discuss the rise of the iPhone, how Mark got into the Apple universe, gaming on the Mac, taking photos, football, hockey, and of course Apple vs. the FBI

Dan Lizette from The Podcast Digest and Owen Rubin join Tim Robertson to discuss 5G networks, copyrighting the law, gravitational waves, and our main topic, the perception that Apple software is on the decline in quality.

Do you still need to print documents or pictures? If so, this is the episode for you. Plus, usable older iPhones, the eye of Sauron, email from Owen, Error 53, suing Apple, and much more.

David has car problems while Tim races a snow storm. Did you know the LEAF does not have a spare tire? Tim revisits the Fire HD 8 vs the Hire HD 7, and both of the guys are fed up with Apple’s online services. Finally, more on the Apple Watch and DC’s TV and movies.

David Cohen is joined this week by friend of the show Owen Rubin, who has a serious tech-related injury to share. After discussing the joys of returning to direct IT Support, they geek out in a discussion about electric car vehicles pros and cons.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the meaning behind PineHead, CES coverage, Quack Tech. HumanCharger, VR, Oculus Rift, Google Play, Android, Russia, Space Flight, Star Wars, and much more!

Tim and David welcome in 2016 with a retrospective look back at 2015! What were the big topics on TechFan over the last year? Also, automated New Year Twitter failures, Star Wars Battlefront, coffee, and David has some cool news for July!

Tim and David discuss dialects, warm winter weather, flooding, bio-medical tech, a little bit of Star Wars (no spoilers!), Wells TA5005 GoTech Bluetooth Mobile OBDII Diagnostic Tool, Circut design cutting tool, video game, and the design of Apple products.

Tim and David discuss Star Wars - The Force Awakens on the second half of this episode, and it is NOT recommended for those who have yet to see the movie. Spoilers galore! You have been warned! To start, Tim discusses his Comcast modem problem and the fast resolution, bad Hover-boards and Amazon’s response, Kickstarter[...]

Star Wars hype, Star Trek, more on the Apple headphone jack rumor, the new Amazon Fire HD 8, iPhone 6s Battery Case, Google Pixel C, and more!

Tim brings up the rumor of Apple abandoning the headphone jack on the next iPhone and goes off on the idea. Metal roofs are also discussed, as well as Konami getting egg on their face, the Wolsen portable gaming console, a broken Xbox 360, the disappointing sales of the new Halo and Star Wars Battlefront[...]

Tim is back from six weeks of travel to rejoin David, and there is much to discuss! topics include a follow-up to David’ ebay Mac purchase, iPad Pro, WiFi, LiFi, a first-look at the Philips Fidelio Bluetooth Headphone M2BTBK, the Nest Cam, Black Friday, and much more.

In this week's show, David waxes lyrical about digital memories, curses the tech manufacturers who ship unfinished products, and explains why in his view WiFi is completely broken.

A brief intro from David talking about the iPad Pro, Apple TV and Microsoft's OneDrive about turn, and then his son Alexander joins the show to talk Minecraft and YouTube among other things.

This week David is joined by special guest Donny Yankellow - teacher, artist and fellow tech enthusiast! The discussion ranges through the discoverability and take-up of Apple’s newest features, the attitudes to tech of the youth of today, what’s wrong with the use of PowerPoint and some weird iOS device happenings.

Tim had a work crisis, so David takes the solo helm a week earlier than planned. Topics this week are his experiences buying laptops on eBay, and his choices to replace a MacBook Air.

Nintendo has some mean, nasty lawyers. Tim updates on the last mini-Arcade build, discusses the use of mini PCs, and catches up with the Amazon Fire TV. David arrives late, having done something bone-headed, but comical at the same time! Finally, TiVO takes on Apple!

Amazon sends Tim the new Fire TV for review, but he only just got it so too early for that yet. Amazon also refuses to sell either the Apple TV or the Chrome Stick for not supporting Amazon Prime Video, and David thinks it is anti-competitive, while Tim is just confused by it. Will there[...]

Tim and David go on a one-topic rant about digital downloads. David has a chat with Apple about getting a refund for BioShock, and they act out the transcript. If you have ever wanted to hear Tim do a falsetto, and who hasn’t?, this is the episode for you. Plus, Tim finds an inexpensive arcade,[...]

New Amazon Fire tablets and Fire TVs, upgrading to a new iPhones, iOS 9 upgrades, and Pluto is discussed.

Tim and David start off with a regular show, but things go off the rails when they both have technical problems. Still and all, topics include the latest product announcements from Apple, Android vs iOS, and EA removing a bunch of games from the App Store.

It’s Force Friday, so of course Tim and David are up to discussing Star Wars toys at the start of the show. (And sorry, Kenny, if you’re out there somewhere listening!) The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has a pretty big design flaw, Game Center, Hot iPhones, BB-8 and OO-0, SteelSeries Stratus XL Wireless Gaming Controller,[...]

Ashley Madison hack and the privacy and relationship repercussions are on the top of the show. Also, Pac-Man is back in a big, bad way with  Pac-Man 256 from developer Hipster Whale. Apple Music is once again a big topic thanks to feedback, as well as privacy.

Privacy is back as a big topic for Tim and David this week, as well as Apple Camp for kids, Tim losing music thanks to iTunes, Lenovo installing crapware, and David’s woes with WayTools.

Owen Rubin is back to chat with Tim and David. Topics include Sony selling 25 Million PS4’s, the Top Gear crew finding a new home on Amazon, Windows 10, Android’s massive security issues, original online content, ROKU, Ouya, Razer, and the terribleness that is the Pixels movie.

Fire TV Stick, evernote, onenote, RCSAndroid, Plexconnect, Microsoft, Google, Apple Music, and much more are discussed by Tim Robertson and David Cohen

David and Tim discuss theme parks, Apple Music, driverless cars, Reedit, dinosaurs, and the fact that social media and the like can and do bring out the best and worst in people.

What’s the difference between Marvel and DC movies? Tim Robertson and David Cohen explore that, as well as discuss the Asus X205TA, iPad sales, Apple Music, cheap Apple Watch bands, writing, Gameloft, and an old PowerPC game, Gridz.

Tim returns for a great conversation with David in which they guys discuss Chicago’s Entertainment Tax, Better Touch Tool for Mac OS X, Touch Arcade, Macstock, cool LED lights, Blu Life 8 XL, Braven BRV-Pro speaker, Apple Music, and much more.

This week, Tim is travelling for work again, so David takes the opportunity to break our normal podcast workflow by attempting to do the show completely on his iPad. Topics under discussion include the poor management decisions made by some Tech companies, and a retro look at the Alphasmart Neo.

E3, WWDC 15, and other events that took place over the last two weeks is the focus on the show. We also delve into problems with Tim’s iOS Music App, David’s solo show, who Google and FaceBook actually serve, Apple’s abysmal track record of online services, and much more.

Tim is traveling for work so David’s in lone wolf mode this week, talking up his Apple Watch and dropping the charging cables in favor of some wireless power packs.

Tim finishes (kinda) the mini Arcade! David has an Apple Watch waiting for him to open! Google IO is going on, and keyboards, Amazon shipping, Facebook, and much more are all topics of discussion on this episode of TechFan!

Tim has an update on the mini-Arcade project. David purchased an Apple Extended Keyboard II and explains how to get it to work with a modern Mac. Adobe makes a business decision, more on streaming services and car audio, and David plays with the new MacBook.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss Verizon buying AOL and what they really want out of the deal. Also up: problems with Plex, videogame publishers harsh business tactics, Sega pulling iOS games, Spotify, and Tim has a new tech project for his kids!

Tim and David discuss being on the front page of iTunes, The Mac App store, losing tech gear and the cost of replacement, Nintendo making a profit, Plex media service, and much more!

Tim does some major upgrades to his NeoGeo Cabinet, David is stuck on mobile, Microsoft reveals new Windows features, and a all-new Mac conference is coming, Macstock!

What Mac would you buy if your current Mac died? We asked Twitter that question, and this episode features the answers! Also, someone is naughty inside Google, Windows OEM explained, and GarageBand hates Tim this episode.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the Apple Watch, NAB, Digital Camcorders, Virtual Pinball, the state of Apple’s Professional customers, buying Windows 7 to get a free copy of Windows 10, and much more.

Victor Cajiao joins David and Tim to discuss his new show, Artechulate! With new technologies popping up every day, how do old business models change and adapt? Tim breaks his iPhone and does not have the best experience at an Apple Store. All this, and much more, on this episode of TechFan!

Tim and David test out Meerkat while recording this weeks TechFan Podcast. They also have a new Twitter account, and one email address for contacting the show! Is TxK ripping off T2K? Why such a disparity between Xbox One and 360 in free games? Amazon updates the Fire TVs! All that, and your feedback on[...]

This week, regular hosts Tim and Owen no shows - but rather than do a solo show, David pulls in an less traditional guest to give us his perspective on being a TechFan.

Tim and David look at the new MacBook. David is more enamored with it than Tim is, which leads to a nice conversation. Tim get’s a nice compliment from one of his favorite authors and does not let it go to his head AT ALL. And in the product spotlight, the PowerGistics 8 Shelf Desktop[...]

Tim, David, and Owen discuss VR and AR technology, Owen’s new job, racism and the effects of the internet, our 200th episode, and an iBook.

Dan Lizette from The Podcast Digest show joins Tim and David to discuss a variety of topics, including the FCC’s new rules on Net Neutrality, what tech companies are doing with all those profits, and ends the show with a discussion, finally, of the Apple Car rumors.

Tim, David, and Owen discuss the new ploy by Sony to milk audiophiles out of more money. Square Enix is in hot water with some of their customers. Owen has a major Mac problem the guys try to fix to start the show. And the featured tech for the week is a 25 year old[...]

Tim, David, and Owen discuss the week of bad news, most self-inflicted, of Samsung. Nintendo drops the ball, again, while Apple seems to be doing something very right with iOS. Product features this week include the PlugDock from Fuse Chicken, and the Hamilton Buhl IND-DOCK3 Induction Speaker. Finally, David gives an update on his electric[...]

The Featured Product for this episode is the Audioengine B2 Premium Bluetooth Speaker. Is this the $299 speaker you have been waiting for? Also, great feedback from listeners, as well as discussions on Pixelmator, Debalelizer, batch file processing, Alex’s Apple Orchard, Open Doc, and a lot more.

Extra-long show this week with Tim, David, and Owen discussing the shut down of TUAW and Joystiq by AOL, paid product placement, SEGA pulling out of PC gaming, Dave and Busters, AlienWare Alpha, Comcast, the FCC, Amazon, and more on Carbon Copy Cloner. Plus feedback from Donny, Tom, Erick, and Peter!

The Case Show! Well, kinda. In answer to Neil’s question last week, FaceBook and Twitter weigh in on the case question for smart phones. Also, is Apple’s software getting worse? Apple also stopped the Single of the Week promotion, and Tim, David, and Owen discuss this and many other topics.

Tim and David discuss CES, the new Micro-Computers, lasers, and EL Wires. Listener Neil Worton asks what you do with your smart phone: to case or not to case? And do iOS developers who don’t advertise or market their apps have any case to complain about low sales?

Tim talks about the iPhone 6 Plus, driving with the GPS, 2014 and looking ahead to 2015, the 20th anniversary of MyMac.com, a Samsung Wireless Printer, SimCity BuildIt, and audio feedback from Mike Breed on technology in education.

Tim and David have a special guest this week, and discuss the Sony hack and the aftermath, electric automobiles, and more!

Owen joins Tim this week after his vacation. Owen is having some major Apple software problems, Tim reviews the $79 Kindle and the new Kindle Fire HD 7, and we take control of listeners iPhones! The first over-the-air iPhone Hack happens on this episode!

With Owen still being miserable in Hawaii, Tim and David have an extra long show! The Sony email hack - leak is having far reaching effects. Tim thinks it’s time for Apple to embrace color again. David talks about the benefits of OneNote after Sam N. writes in about Evernote. Tim reviews the ToastMade iPhone[...]

David and Tim talk about a few different BlueTooth audio products, including the LuguLake Portable Wireless Speaker, the Genius headset, and more. Tim talks more about his iPhone 6 Plus, and David took the plunge on a iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2. And Owen is flying to Hawaii, so we hate him now.

Tim Robertson goes solo and discusses two topics: his iPhone 6 Plus and the new Amazon Fire TV Stick.

With a client meeting in progress, David can’t make the show, so Tim and Owen talk about Meh, 99 iPhone marriage proposal, ChromeBox, the Internet Archive Arcade, President Obama’s talk of making the Internet a utility, and much more.

This week’s show came together in an unexpected manner as David managed to track Tim down in LA when he had his mic plugged in to his computer; just in time for him to vent his spleen about holding data to ransom. Also, we get to enjoy listener Tim Clark’s review of the Amazon Fire[...]

Tim, David, and Owen discuss the brouhaha over Apple Pay. David finally gets his iPhone 6, Owen tells us about Verizon’s tracking of users, and Tim buys a couple cheap TVs and an iPad Air 2.

This week, Tim is out grafting for the Man, so David and Owen are in the TechFan chair. Topics randomly turning up include Ebola, electric cars and the fickle longevity of the technology giants.

Tim and David discuss the news from the Apple event this week, including the release of Yosemite, a new iMac and Mac mini, iPads, and much more. Plus, Tim has a new blog!

Tim Robertson and Owen Rubin discuss Sony, BetaMax vs VHS, older HDTVs, early cable boxes, video games, Window’s iTunes problems, and much more!

Tim, David, and Owen kick off the show talking about Tim’s visit to L.A. Windows 10 is talked about, before Amazon Reviews and Kindles, self-driving Tesla’s, Facebook, Destiny, and Android apps running on PCs.

Owen Rubin joins Tim and David this episode. David comes up with the most clever iPhone 6 bending term yet: Bendghazi! Tim and Owen try to get iOS 8 working correctly for 20 minutes during the show, and Logoist 2 is discussed.

Tim and David discuss iOS 8, the lines of people waiting to buy an iPhone, and the craziness surrounding Apple pushing the new U2 album out to every iTunes user. Microsoft shuts down their Silicon Valley research lab, Tim does a mini review of the Braven 705, and we have feedback from Andre, Peter, and[...]

The Apple Event has come and gone, and Tim and David discuss the what’s what. Also, Amazon drops the Fire Phone in price, Samsung gets no press love for the Galaxy Note 4, and Tim discuss the Clash of Clans type of games on the App Store.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen return for a talk about VMWorld, which David is attending in San Francisco this week, as well as the overuse of technology, the SteelSeries Stratus iOS game controller, Tim’s new MAME cabinet, and more. Plus, Guardians of the Galaxy, Xbox Gold, and robot printers!

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson to discuss their favorite television series, SSD’s in Macs, and much more!

Manchester United, Premier League, Arcade Games, FotoMagic Contest Winner, Etherpad fail, and Tech-Ninjas! All that and more on TechFan Podcast 174

Tim and David discuss the GoPro, Bioshock coming to iOS, the upcoming Apple event and if a variety of iPhone sizes is in the works, and more. Don’t forget, this is the last week to enter the FotoMagico contest, which ends Aug. 14th!

Tim Robertson and David Cohen are back with a fun episode after David nukes the show notes. Is iCloud and Pages really ready for online collaboration? A new contest this week, as we are giving away a copy of FotoMagico from Boinx Software! Changes to OWC Radio and Tim’s new job, Chinese takeout, contest winner[...]

Tim and David announce the winners of the Feral Interactive LEGO Marvel Super Heroes giveaway! If you have ever thought of Podcasting, this is the episode to listen to as Tim discusses what the Stoplight Network is, the different types of shows there, and how he want’s to see YOU podcasting. FotoMagico 4 by Boinx[...]

Microsoft goes low-end PC, while also laying off 18,000 people. IBM and Apple announces a partnership, Manuel Noriega sues Activision, and we have two top ten list of most evil companies.

What does the TSA, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, the Mac community, and game consoles have in common? (Besides the obvious) They are all topics on this week’s edition of the TechFan Podcast with Tim Robertson and David Cohen!

Tim and David discuss distracted driving, sugar-less soda, Google IO, the Verizon and Google kerfuffle, and Chromebook Pixels.

Tim and David discuss the new Amazon Fire Phone, Retron5, a new iMac, and much more.

Tim and David discuss Solar Powered Roars, more on Amazon playing hardball with suppliers, Tesla and their patients, E3, and email from Guy Serle of MyMac Podcast fame, and the Atari 2600.

Tim and David discuss what WWDC means for Apple, rather than going over each new feature introduced this week. We also delve into how the announcements and new OS’s could have a profound impact on the home console market. All that, plus an email from John Nemo sparks a discussion on in-app purchasing and how[...]

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the battle between Amazon and Hachette, as well as the business of book publishers and digital downloads in general. With WWDC coming right up, the guys also discuss what to expect Apple will announce this coming Monday.

Tim and David discuss the Microsoft decision to dump the Kinetic in the XBOX One, the new Surface Pro laptop - tablet, the HP 7-Plus, Samsung and Apple, and Lego Marvel Super Heroes.

Should a company sue over an honest, though negative, review? David and Tim discuss Apple buying Beats. A long email from Neil Worton to discuss more on GTA V Online gaming, and then the power goes out on Tim to wrap up the show. And yes, Tim say’s the wrong show number for this episode.

Due to a last minute meeting, Tim records a solo show. What is the greatest video game ever? Lego Marvel Super Heroes on the Mac. Apple looking to buy Beats Music. Nintendo’s future looking more bleak. And John Nemo and Tim share some painful memories.

Tim and David discuss Diablo III and David’s off-line experience, and the news of ComiXology getting purchased by Amazon, and the changes to the comic book seller.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the Atari legend in which Atari buried tons of E.T. games, and what happened this week that confirmed the urban myth. Also, the iPhone 5 gets some love from Apple, and why is there not a Technology channel on television today?

Tim and David spend a lot of time on iOS gaming, in-app purchasing, and more. Amazon is also rumored to be on the cusp of releasing an “Amazon Phone”, and the guys try to decide if that’s a good idea or not. Finally, Tim is sick of the allergies, so if you have a remedy,[...]

David and Tim discuss OWC Radio launching next week, leadership in tech companies, the lack of history in the computer industry, the Samsung S5, Apple history, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, feedback from listener Michael Breed, and more on Office on the iPad.

Tim and David welcome two special guests this week, Guy Serle and Chad Perry, to discuss the 500th episode of the MyMac Podcast, the new Amazon Fire TV, developing apps for iOS and Android, and much more!

After a week off, David and Tim discuss the iPad release of Microsoft Office, and what it says about the future of Microsoft. Plus, FaceBook buys Oculus Rift, some guys kicks banned for life from Google, and more.

Tim and David discuss the state of advertising online and in apps. David has a new Nokia phone! Tesla is banned from selling customers cars in New Jersey. Google gets aggressive with Goole Drive. David LOVES Awkward Family Photos! iOS 7.1 is out, and the battery drain issue is discussed. All that, and much more!

A very short show this week, as Tim talks about the passing of his Aunt Dar, and how she had a profound effect on this show.

Tim and David discuss some funny things to happen in the last week, as well as the importance of a good office chair, keyboard, and monitor. David watches the first episode of House of Cards finally! And Tim has a Kool-Aid incident.

Guy Serle from the MyMac Podcast joins Tim and David for a spirited episode of TechFan. WhatApp is now owned by FaceBook, we discuss Google+, advertising during online videos, Cortana from Halo coming to Windows Phone, Tesla and Apple, and much more!

Tim and David discuss Time Warner Cable being potentially purchased by Comcast, rudeness of content owners over their own creation, Apple overtaking Microsoft in PC sales, TouchID not working correctly on an iPhone 5s, House of Cards, and much more.

Tim and David discuss CRAZY WOZ, Sony exiting the PC business and LG thinking about it, Satya Nadella as the new CEO of Microsoft, Bitcoin booted from the Apple App Store, and what is Sapphire Crystal and how could it change everything

Tim goes solo and discusses a new podcast, Google selling Motorola, and Samsung going more Android standard. Also, the AppleTV gets a top level domain on the Apple store, and what this could mean.

Tim's buried under a snow drift this week, so David is joined by another of the tech-obsessed crew - Owen Rubin is here to discuss home automation, vehicle tracking, medical tech and electronic wallets

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss what happened at this weeks CES, including T-Mobile’s CEO John Legere getting kicks out of a party, 4K and curved television, and the lack of Window’s products represented at the show.

Is iOS a fad? Could it fall victim to the next big thing? Also, what are the ethics of downloading video, either television programs or movies, of content that you also buy. Tim and David discuss that and more on this episode of TechFan.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen talk about delivery problems, Game of Thrones illegal downloads, Archive.org, and Android 4.4 KitKat.

What ever happened with that $100 laptop project that everyone was talking about seven, eight years ago? Other topics include Diabetes, looking back at Video Game console prices, people looking at screens and not at what they should be, and much more.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss Amazon and their Drones, Nakamichi, and some cool tech inventions over the years.

David has an eye problem, Tim wonders what combo of over the counter drugs are safe, a bad Microphone makes recording difficult, and they both discuss almost ten years of Podcasting, with a special interview at the end of the show with ex-CEO of Apple Gil Amelio.

On the eve of the PlayStation 4 release, Tim and David talk some history of video arcades, home consoles, and the future of video games.

Tim and David discuss Daylight savings time, Halloween in the U.K, Home Alarm and Remote idea, bad customer service, keeping in touch with customers through new technologies, unsubscribing from email lists, Mavericks, feedback, keyboards, and much more.

Apple has released new iPads, a new Mac OS, and new iWork apps. So why is Tim SO ANGRY on this episode of TechFan. Angry enough to (GASP!) use the explicit tag!!

Are you lonesome tonight? Well, David is as he does a solo show, talking about the thought process for upgrades and how our modern information overload is making him feel a little bit tense...

Special Guest Nick Rodriguez from The Mac Gist Podcast joins Tim Robertson and David Cohen for a fun episode. We discuss GTA 5 Online, the changes technology has made in our entertainment lives, the democratization of technology between the rich and poor, the culture of Apple, tablets and iPads, and much more!

Is the Tech sector losing innovation? Tim and David discuss that on this episode of the TechFan Podcast.

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson this week to talk about the Penguin Browser, iOS 7, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, Robot wants Kitty, GTA 5, and much more.

While the new iPhones look cool, David and Tim look deeper and find the really important takeaway from the annoucement. Plus, David spends time in the electronic isles that is Hong Kong, and Tim gets a new SSD in his iMac.

Want a chance to win a $25 iTunes Gift card? Listen to this episode of TechFan to find out how! Microsoft buys part of Nokia and SamSung releases the Galaxy Gear, plus your feedback, all on this week's episode of TechFan Podcast.

Tim and David return after a two week hiatus to discuss Steve Ballmer retiring from Microsoft and the Nintendo 2DS.

Forget Apple, is Android the biggest problem for Windows? Tim and David go an hour discussing the future of Android and Windows. Will we see a serious push from Android on laptops, and what would that mean to the future of Windows? Do people still want Window laptops? Do people want Android laptops? We go[...]

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss KickStarter, disappointing products, the legality of ROMS, Donkey Kong for the Atari 2600, Wii breakage, more on Pacific Rim, Wolverine, and some television shows David MUST to watch.

Tim and David discuss Pacific Rim, the business of hollywood films, feedback about Android, and a special interview with video game pioneer Roger Hector to discuss Seriously?!

David returns to chat with Tim about Android, Office 365, Outlook, problems with iOS and email, digital currency mining, and Tim's new OUYA.

Tim Robertson goes Han Solo to discuss the Samsung Galaxy Ring from Virgin Mobile, and a quick peek at the Kodak ScanMate i940M Scanner for Macintosh.

Tim and David discuss more in-app purchasing after feedback from Owen Rubin. Also discussed, Windows Phone 8, Doug Engelbart, and more.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen talk language, iTunes U, the new AppMinute, independent apps, modding, in-app purchase, Steam, Parenting, iTunes Radio, and more.

Tim gets fired up about the XBOX 180. David gets his hands on a Windows 8 tablet after a horror story about Dell. Tim picks up a new Pioneer car stereo, Downcast is discussed, new shows in the Stoplight Network, iOS 7 and hands on experience, and how Staples ripped off some friends of Tim's[...]

Tim Robertson, David Cohen, and Owen Rubin discuss WWDC 2013, including Mac OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, the new MacBook Air's, and of course the new Mac Pro. Also on tap is a look at the Epson XP-600, Mail problems on the Mac, and how much they hate printing technology.

Perhaps the Wii U, which has had very disappointing sales so far, has a chance. After all, Microsoft just released more information on the XBOX One, and they seem to be in the business of screwing over customers. Plus, Black Sabbath! Wait...

Topics include the XBOX ONE, UFO and Big Foot sightings, subsidizing internet connectivity and computers, and Tim reviews the Monster NCredible N-Pulse headphones.

Google Glass is the discussion this week, as well as Tim and David disagreeing on the state of evil. Wait, what?

Tim and David discuss Software subscriptions, more on 4K televisions, the upgrade cycle in technology, and much more.

Tim talks about the ethics of paying for reviews and the new 4K Super HD televisions on the market today.

Tim and David discuss the future of Windows, Intel, and Mickey Mouse.

David runs without his partner in crime, after a short delay, and talks about pseudo-journalism and the tech gadgets modern Volvos run to nowadays!

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discus the closure of LucasArts, the new Facebook phone, april fools jokes, always on video games systems, the third anniversary of the iPad, the Microsoft Surface, and much more.

Tim and David discuss Carbon Copy Cloner, Atari Flashback 4, Apple Game Controllers, Apple TV, getting back to work, Sleeping Dogs, iPods, FiiO Headphone Amplifier, and much more!

Topics include Tim getting a Wii U, North Korea, social change, feedback, Google Reader, Google Notes, and migrating your old data.

This week, David runs the TechFan audio board himself, and discusses a cheap netbook alternative and why businesses should not run online cities…

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss micro-transactions, the music industry and engineering for earphones, Star Wars Pinball, and much more.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen talk about the changes to Microsoft Office licensing, battery life of the iPad with constant use, and the Sony Playstation 4 announcement.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen finally both return to discuss new family discoveries, the video game industry, and more.

Due to weather and sick kids, Tim and David record separate segments for this episode of TechFan

Tim Robertson is joined by Owen Rubin to discuss bad drivers, old cars and car accidents, patent trolls, and the danger to podcasting.

David Cohen returns after his car accident to discuss just that. Tim and David then talk about a technology solution to Tim's wife's truck, some comments on iOS, and David's son joins in for some quick iPad game talk.

Owen Rubin returns to join Tim in a fun podcast in which they talk about CES and Tim's White Whale.

David Cohen is in recovery (from what, you will have to listen to the show to learn) so Tim Robertson goes solo from his hotel room using his portable podcast rig. Topics include what happened to David, CES, the White Whale, and much more.

While David records a solo segment for this weeks show, Tim is joined by his daughter, Brooke, to discuss technology and a little of this and that.

Owen Rubin joins Tim and David to discuss gaming on iOS, the new iMacs, a better electronics duster, and much more.

Tim and David discuss 100 episodes of TechFan, the iPad mini, and Windows Surface Pro

Feedback, headphones, iPad mini, and more feedback are on tap for this episode with Tim Robertson and David Cohen

Tim and David return to discuss civility, freedom of speech, iPad mini, and a lot more

It's the second annual Stoplight Network Show Swap! This episode of Geekiest Show Ever features the return of the original hosts, Tim Robertson and David Cohen, to talk Geeky. Thanks to our friends at Disney and LucasFilms for saving this story for the same week Tim and David return to GSE, the main topic is,[...]

The 3 Geeky Ladies take over TechFan! Elisa, Suze´, and Vicki talk about first aid for Macs and iOS devices. Replacing hard drives, how to fix hanging apps and "other" on an iDevice, and why and how to restore an iDevice are just some of the lively topics. The Ladies also share their feelings about[...]

David and Tim reunite to discuss David's Hong Kong trip and some of the electronic goodies he has found and, in some cases, purchased. Later, Tim unveils the BatMac replacement, and talks about his new Video Game collection display. And what the heck is an Aquarius Computer System?

Four hosts from four different podcasts come together to discuss the new MacSpecialist Apple Reseller in the Metro Chicago area. Kevin Shea of the MacSpecialist Podcast, Guy Serle of The MyMac Podcast, and John Nemo of AppMinute join TechFan host Tim Robertson for a fun episode.

TechFan returns from the pressures of business. Tim is still absent - perhaps he's lost due to the maps in IOS6? To get the low down on the latest Apple media storm, David recruits Darren Griffin of PocketGPSWorld.com and they discuss the state of smartphone mapping.

BatMac is no more. Listen to the harrowing story of a MacBook Pro's last few minutes of life. Tim's iPhone also attempts a swan dive in an Ikea parking lot to put the Zero Chroma Teatro-S case to the test. Plus, Tim and David look at the iPhone 5 and all-new iPod Nano.

Tim and David discuss the Nokia PR disaster from this week, the new Kindle's from Amazon, SamSung, Activision Anthology, Grant Theft Auto San Andreas, Elite, StarCraft 2, and much more.

Wrong is wrong, and it's time to call theft, well, theft. Dishonesty is not rewarded. Tim and David discuss Samsung and the institutional theft that goes on there. Later the topic changes to Field Runners 2 and the all-new Activision Anthology app for iOS.

David Cohen returns to talk about his upcoming trip to San Francisco, airports, the new Microsoft logo, Windows 8 reviews, boredom, being an extrovert, more on Kindle, and feedback from Peter

It's old school week as Tim sits down with Chad Perry and Guy Serle to discuss the Kindle, Apple HDTV, AppleTV, Twitter, and the purported seven-inch iPad, and much more.

Why do we only celebrate someone after they are gone? Tim reviews the Nexus 7, but not really. He also reviews the Kindle Touch, but again, not really. Why is Field Runners 2 now on the back burner? Mountain Lion, the Olympics, menu item creep, and much more is discussed.

Tim and David ignore Mountain Lion, discuss the invention of the Internet, big media companies, Olympic coverage online, Mitt Romney, CNNs tech coverage headlines, Microsoft, Sparrow being taken over my Google, Flickr, and much more.

David and Tim discuss some fun new iOS games, Emergency and Field Runners 2. We get some audio feedback from Scott Wilsey to kick of the show to discuss Twitter, and David prepares to break his Olympic records. Also, what direction should Yahoo take now that they have a new CEO? And Nokia is not[...]

How is the credibility of the tech blogs? Or, for that matter, journalism as a whole. Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss that at length this episode, as well as the sale of Digg, depressing family news for Tim, and a podcaster needs our help!

Old business models are the topic of choice this week, as Tim and David discuss the wireless carriers, RIM, Amazon, and much more.

Busy week for us Technology fans, with the Goole IO event, new podcasting apps for iOS, and RIM makes a comeback! (One of those things is not true, we will let you guess which it is) All that, and some GreenTree feedback!

David gets a new television while Tim plays some lego video games. An argument breaks out thanks to feedback from John Nemo with fifty-bucks on the line, and the guys look at both Windows Phone 8 and the Surface from Microsoft.

A huge week of Apple related happenings on both the Macintosh and iOS fronts. Tim and David discuss that, Vizio making a push into the computer market, and the possibility of the XPad!

With the fifth anniversary of the iPhone fast approaching, Tim and David take a look back at how it all started, the significant milestones, and how this one product changes the world.

David Cohen has some big problems with Diablo III, the first part of our discussion on the future of television, the ethics of network and cable news, and why some of our one-time favorite podcasts are no longer that.

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss David's week-long love affair with his Greece Stomach Virus, the iHome Genuine Fit Case for the iPad, HP and the Enyo team, SpaceX, Airfoil, Facebook stock, the confusing state of PSP games on the PSVita, and the wonderful Because We May sale. Wow, what a long sentence!

David returns from Greece to join Tim in a lively number of topics, including ASMC, iPad cases, the Zagg Keys Solo, Square, Adobe, stands for your portable devices, the Quirky Converge, USB Charging cables, PadPivot, and much more. Plus, listener feedback!

A much shorter episode this week as Guy Serle comes on to chat with Tim about FaceBook and privacy. A fun, interesting, and serious topic many people are having now.

We owe Samsung an apology! And a firm finger-shaking Shame On YOU to RIM. In iOS new is RockBand, Robot Wants Kitty, and Lego Harry Potter Years 5 - 7. We wrap things up with the Kindle Fire. It all seems to be Mobile this week!

Topics du jour this week as Tim Robertson and David Cohen go into detail on Skydrive, Pixel Of Ink, The Geekiest Show Ever, the Samsung Wake Up promotion, Sony and the PSVita, and how you can get David to send you something for free.

What the heck is Liquid Metal? You will have to listen to this episode of TechFan to find out. Also, is digitizing archived materials actually good? The original Prince of Persia for the Apple II has it's source code released, and it's David's birthday!

After the last show, Tim gets a PSVita for a first-look review. Then Windows Phone 7 is discussed, and the review of the Lumia 900 by The Verge is talked about. Finally, a new Trojan has appeared on the Mac, and what is one to do?

David and Tim host an abbreviated TechFan this week due to technical difficulties and a storm moving in. Topics include Adobe advertising strategy, dell departing from the cell phone business, the downward spiral of RIM, and Jeff Bezos finding the Apollo 11's F-1 engine at the bottom of the ocean.

Tim and David both got the new iPad, and share their thoughts. Also up for discussion: PSP Vita, the lovely attitude cell phone carriers have of their customers, a dedicated MAME handheld, and David falls out of love with Blizzard over Diablo III.

David and Tim partake in some Guerilla Podcasting, by which we mean Tim tries to podcast while at the MACUL event from a booth during the down times. The new iPad is discusses, as well as digital whiteboards, the new AppleTV, and much more.

David and Tim finally reunite to talk about the upcoming iPad 3, the Concord and Transatlantic flights, Space Flight and Space Hotels, and how Tim lost his British Spitfire.

David is joined my MyMac alumni Tom Schmidt, filling in for Tim. The discussion is centred on Windows 8 for Arm, though there is a very British weather chat as well!

Tim sits down with Owen Rubin to discuss giving up Caffeine, lending institutions not taking money, OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, and lastly Innovative Leisure. Unfortunately, outside matters take hold and we had to cut the last segment shorter than we had hoped. Look for Owen again soon on TechFan!

With David out, Tim records and interview with Ken Ray of Mac OS Ken fame.

Tim and David discuss the hotest topic of the year: is an Eggo a Waffle? Plus, thoughts and stories from Macworld Expo, IT departments distain for Mac users, and upgrading DropBox.

Tim Robertson sits with a variety of guests for the first Macworld Expo iWorld show of 2012. Guests include Steve Sande of TUAW as well as Guy, Larry, Nemo, Sam, Vicky, and Tom of MyMac.com! This is day one, so look for two more shows this week, and be sure to catch Tim on the[...]

Just how bad is copying in the tech industry? While there should be no debate that everyone seems to be borrowing design ideas from everyone else, is it becoming a pandemic? Tim and David chat about this, and a variety of other topics I would remember better if it were not twelve long hours ago[...]

Did you top tech story of 2011 make this list? David and Tim have what they consider the top ten on this episode of TechFan! Agree or disagree, let us know! Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Tim and David spend the entire episode on the iOS universe, with some recommendations on what to buy, and what NOT to buy, for our favorite handheld computing devices Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Tim and David look at the decaying radio industry, and then talk about the Stoplight Network. Plus, Tim tries the new Batman game on his iPad live on the show. Or at least tries to. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Both Tim and David are feeling a bit grumpy, so what better time to record a podcast? Justin Bryce from Geekiest Show Ever and Drunken Halo joins us for half a segment (mostly to pitch that this Sunday is his birthday we think) and talk about the new Halo Anniversary Edition. David and Tim discuss[...]

With Tim needing to record a night show, and a day early, David had to miss this episode, so Mark Greentree from Not Another Mac Podcast joined in. Topics include the Stoplight Network, Podcasting, the need for innovation in technology, website needs, how magical our world of tech is, and much more! Contact TechFan at[...]

Tim and David have a heated discussion on the merit and fairness of comparing the Kindle Fire to the iPad in reviews. What the tech industry needs to do to get competitive and make better products is also discussed. Plus, David asks the question: with Modern Warfare 3, has the Xbox 360 reached it's zenith?[...]

Tim and David discuss the looming price increase in Hard Drives, and what is driving it. Which online company do you trust more, Google or FaceBook? And finally, Adobe haults developement on Flash. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson for an hour-long discussion on a bevy of topics, including the integrity of product reviewers, the problem with Sony, the TRS 80, Ready Player One, Macworld Expo - iWorld 2012, Parallels for Mac, and more! Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

On this episode of Not Another Tech Fan Podcast Mark is joined by Dennis Freitas, Jeff Bradbury and Kelly Spore. We discuss on this episode: G+ and social networking, Technology in education, and RANT: Our likes and dislikes at the moment Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Why demolish and old building when you could simply refurbish it, and how that relates to old monitors is the focus this week. Do you remember your first color computer monitor? We do, and we thank the geek gods that display technology has kept pace with computer technology over the past twenty years. Contact TechFan[...]

While everyone is talking iOS 5, Tim and David look at iOS 6! Wait, what? Plus, GTA coming to iOS, and HP TouchPad Android! Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

TechFan 50 celebrates Steve Jobs with a large panel of contributors, including Tim Robertson, David Cohen, Guy Serle, GazMaz, David Biedney, Sam Levin, Rich Lefko, Steve Hammond, Anotnio Gomez, Scott Willsey, and Mark Greentree. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Way back in TechFan episode 1, Tim and David have talked about the need and want of a new tablet devise that they could get as excited for as they were the iPad. Now that Amazon has announced and shown off the Kindle Fire, has their hopes come true? Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave[...]

Tom Schmidt from FirstTech in Minneapolis joins Tim and David to discuss what an Apple Specialist is, what they do, and why Apple customers may have a better choice than an Apple Store. Tim buys a new PS3 and overlooks obvious solutions to getting his saved game data to the new machine. Neflix has more[...]

David Cohen returns to join Tim Robertson on a variety of topics, including Mike Arrington, Windows 8, older game genres, and soup. Yes, soup! Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

Senior Engineer Frank Lombaer joins Tim Robertson for a terrific chat. The topics include video games from yesteryear, today, and tomorrow, keyboards, how Frank became a tech fan, the future of technology, and how one becomes a Macintosh Senior Engineer. And that, officially, is the longest sentence I have written in months! Contact TechFan at[...]

A slowish Tech week finds David still in Las Vegas. Android Tablets are discusses, as well as the possibility of Android on the HP TouchPad. Are we really in a Post-PC world, or has the PC simply evolved? We have feedback from Frank, who defends classic games as being unsophisticated as David said on the[...]

Steve Jobs steps down as CEO of Apple, and you know Tim and David have to talk about it. Are older video games still relevant today with the younger generation? And we return to our Technology in the Movies by looking at the 1998 mega-hit Armageddon. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at[...]

A crazy week in the tech world means a fun show for TechFan! First, Google buys Motorola’s mobile devision for HOW MUCH? Yikes. Then, HP kills off not only the new WebOS devises, but all their consumer PC business to boot. Double yikes! Finally, would you rather have forty iOS games, or one Nintendo 3DS[...]

It’s a mixed bag of the fun and deadly serious this week as David Cohen brings us up to date on the rioting, looting, and rampant disorder going on the London and the rest of the U.K. this week and how technology is playing a part. Then, in the second half of the show, Tim[...]

Tim Robertson has an HP TouchPad! Is it as good as an iPad? Should you consider buying one? Tim goes into depth after his first week with the tablet. Our new semi-regular segment Technology in the Movies kicks off with the concept of Cloning from the 1984 film Starman, staring Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen.[...]

With David on vacation, Tim Robertson is joined by MyMac writers Donny Yankellow and Elisa Pacelli. Topics include ebooks, buying physical books, music, and movies compared to the electronic variety, great children's software for the iPad, and how much better everything is now than it was in "the old days". Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and[...]

David and Tim delve into listener feedback. Netflix, Google +, and Final Cut Pro X are our returning champions. Also, why don't everyone have Solar Panels on their roof nowadays? And what happened the the HiFi Separates industry? Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559

David Cohen and Tim Robertson turn to the iPhone and cool apps in the first segment. The iMainGo X speaker systems gets a workout, Songify, Robot Loves Kitty, Stitcher, X-Mini II Capsule Speaker, and more. In the second segment, Netflix, Google Plus, 3D movies, a new online movie idea, and much more are talked about.[...]

David Cohen is in Botswana, Africa, and his audio quality via Skype is better than usual. Up first, David has a real beef with the Steam service, and Tim is sick of no good gamepads for the Macintosh. Other subjects include NASA, the Space Shuttle program, hacking cell phones and voice messages, News of the[...]

Tim and David discuss the 4th anniversary of the iPhone, Tim's recent Apple store visit, streakers, noise from the tech press, and monkeys! Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559.

This week, David is joined by Darren Griffin, Co-founder and Editorial/Operations Director of PocketGPSWorld.com, a leading site for GPS gadgets and software. The conversation covers all things mapping, Darren's computing preferences and the RIM/BlackBerry tailspin. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559.

David Cohen sits in a car, with his iPad, to participate in TechFan this week. That's dedication! Tim Robertson and David welcome special guest Mark O'Neill, the developer behind Movie Draft. If you have ever thought of writing a screenplay, this is the software for you! Also covered is WWDC 2011 and E3 2011. Wii[...]

Podcaster Justin Bryce joins Tim Robertson to chat about the state of video games! As the host of Drunken Halo, Justin talks about the process of podcasting, his take on the E3, and much more. Contact TechFan at feedback@mymac.com and leave a message at 1-801-938-5559.

Mice, keyboards, and scanners, oh my. Tim and David discuss the lack of good keyboards, and what Tim has on his desk that may be the best keyboard ever made. Sick of changing batteries in your Magic Mouse? We have a solution for that as well. And how close are we really to a paperless[...]

James Tillapaugh joins Tim and David in a chat about the Google I.O. event, Skype and Microsoft, and much more. Don't mind the echo!

This week, David is not on business on California, so muses aloud about the real nature of tech privacy and the balance between story and gameplay in the videogame industry.

On this week's show, David needs a fill in as Tim is doing his corporate mojo, and so Gaz joins the party. The ramifications of the Sony PSN security breach are dissected, and Gaz's large photo library gets due consideration!

Tim and David have a few too many laughs this week. Portal 2 is out on the Mac, but why can't Tim play it? Listener feedback, Beta Hardware, more on the Flip, Linux, and PSN round out the show. And Tim uses more adult language than usual.

Tim and David delve into Amazon's Android store and disagree, then a short rant on the TSA performing pat downs on children. Also, Cisco has killed off the Flip, and Tim and David spend just a few moments on ideas that no one had at Cisco to rescue the produce, apparently. Finally, Nintendo is rumored[...]

Tim Robertson and Kevin Shea sit down and discuss raising children in the tech-crazy world of today, how you can become certified in Apple technologies, and just how open is Google?

Tim's away this week, so it's David on his own - slapping down on the Internet's obsession with April Fool prank stories, and talking about some old and new gadgets that he's been geeking out on.

Best selling author Richard Phillips joins Tim and David to talk about publishing on the Kindle, the art of writing and creating, and his excellent book series, The Rho Agenda. Also, Tim takes the plunge and buys a new 11-inch MacBook Air, some listener feedback, and an and to our dedicated studio.

Jason Hiner of CBS Interactive and the Editor in Chief of the TechRepublic joins Tim and David! Topics include Intel's move from USB 3 to LightPeak (Thunderbolt), Wireless USB, Tablets, the MyMac Podcast Network, and the future of how we will get our content.

Eolake Stobblehouse joins Tim Robertson and David Cohen for a lively chat. Topics include writing machines, iPad (1 and 2) love, Photography, and much more.

David drinks way too much caffeine and runs away with the show. Happy to be lazy, Tim sits back and simply directs traffic. Topics include: XOOM, GameLoft and Tim inserting foot in mouth, Lion Server, and Thunderbolt!

Tim and David talk about the history of bad gaming consoles, GameLoft taking advantage of buyers by gaming the system, and Tim needs your help! Should he pick up a MacBook Air?

This week, David Cohen gets fed-up with celebrations! Wait, what... Also, with the Mobile Worldwide Conference is going on, and David gives his thoughts on the Microsoft / Nokia partnership. To start off the show, Tim chats with a fellow MacSpecialist, Kevin Shea, and discuss the idea of a podcast and asks for your advise.

Tim and David take a look at the NEW publication, The Daily. Is the subscription magazine on iPad finally done right, or is it more of the same? Macworld Expo 2011 has come and gone, and the guys have some ideas on how to make it better next year. Plus, Sony introduces the new PSP[...]

With Macworld Expo 2011 as a backdrop, Tim Robertson, Owen Rubin, and special guest Ira Feigelman talk tech and gadget goodness. Ira participates in his very first podcast, and we talk about his very first computer, his favorite gadget, some Macworld Expo history, and much more. Recorded in Tim's palatial (cough-cough) hotel suite on Day[...]

Macworld Expo Day 1 coverage continues as host Tim Robertson and special guest Owen Rubin have a long discussion about not just this years Macworld Expo, but the event of years past. Do you remember Global Village? Do you have a large collection of unused Macs cluttering up your basement? This is the podcast for[...]

David and Tim discuss the upcoming Macworld Expo 2011 and plans on how we will record podcasts from the showroom floor. Tim from TechFan and Guy from MyMac will be on the main stage on Saturday, January 29, and will we be broadcast via Macworld Live at 12PM PST. Also, Apple released sales figures from[...]

Tim and David discuss adventures in catching iPad thieves. Or, more appropriately, Tim's stupidity on said subject. iTunes turns ten years old, and we look back on a decade of ups and downs with the venerable software. Finally, Tim falls in love with Kindle! Or at least the software and book selection, and even has[...]

Tim and David discuss the disappointment and general confusion that is CES. Meanwhile, Apple has launched the Mac App Store, and with only twenty-four hours into it, our hosts have some opinions! Finally, big Macworld Expo plans that will see TechFan and MyMac Podcasts joining forces to bring you both coverage, and a chance to[...]

The G-Men, Guy and Gaz, join Tim for a fun hour to talk podcasting, Apple Works, shopping, the Apple TV, and much more. David Cohen has a pre-recorded monolog, and Tim has some fun in post-production with it. Then, at the very end, a special guest shows up to help us close the show!

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss interactive gaming. Okay, video games, sheesh! From two guys who grew up on video games, we look at where the technology was at in our childhood, the rise and fall of the arcade, the coming of the home gaming market, how Apple and iOS is changing the way we[...]

Tim Robertson and special guest Michael Manna from The T4 Show discuss the roll of government, Wiki Leaks, iTunes content, iPad, and much more.

The most contentious episode of TechFan to date, as Tim Robertson, David Cohen, and special guest Owen Rubin discuss the roll of government in Technology and the Internet. The debate then moves on to the music industry and the TSA, and hilarity ensues. The start of the show has Tim discussing a very odd iTunes[...]

This week on TechFan, David Cohen, Tim Robertson, and special guest Don McAllister from ScreenCastOnline!Topics include The Mac App Store, product reviews, Screen Casting, and much more.

David Cohen has lust for 11-inches. That, plus Apple, Microsoft, old technology, and the Nook are subjects Tim Robertson and David discuss this week on the TechFan Podcast

Beatweek's Bill Palmer joins Tim today for a lively chat on where and how the music and tech industries collide. Even more entertaining, perhaps, is that Tim has been without his voice for over 48 hours, and records this episode just as it is kinda - sorta coming back. Ouch!

Tim Robertson welcomes David Biedny to the show. It would be almost impossible to write show notes for this episode, so I will just say "listen and enjoy"

Tim Robertson is joined by David Cohen and BeeJay Bhatt to look at the world of Technology. Up first, OWC Radio has continued post-Tim! BeeJay talks Android and his preference for that platform. FaceBook is discussed at length. How Tim is starting to use Social Media at MacSpecialist. And the big topic: the rumors of[...]

David Cohen returns! The guys talk tech on iPad, BBC, RIM Tablet, and much more. Send feedback to tim@mymac.com or leave audio feedback at 1-801-938-5559. Follow on twitter @mymac Be Happy! Smile more often!

TechFan returns with two guests: Sam Levin talks AppMinute, buying a new Mac, and more. J.R. Bookwalter then joins as the interviewee, and we find out how he got his start at MacLife, the iPhone, writing, directing, producing, and much more.

The first episode of the NEW MyMac podcast, TechFan. This episode, TechFan host Tim Robertson (former podcast host of MyMac, OWC Radio, and producer of Geekiest Show Ever and the AppMinute podcasts) and David Cohen (formally MyMac podcast host) talk Tech! Subjects include Tim's new job as COO of MacSpecialist in Chicago, the focus of[...]