Unfortunatley not an interview that I did, but I thought you might be interested in it, primarily because it appeard in a UK paper so I am not sure how many of the readers overseas will have seen it?

No apologies – I have copied the interview in full for once, and provided a link to the original below. I have to say I found it an enjoyable read, although I am not really sure that “social networks …. control the information”

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For those of you that missed them the first time round and can’t be bothered to go through the Vaults, or for those of you that are interested in patterns, here are all the interviews in one post.

Daniel Greg

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

This is the third of the features that I will be writing as part of the DEVONtechnologies sponsorship of my segment on The MacReviewCast.

Don’t forget that as a listener to the show, or a reader of this blog you can get 25% off any of their products – just look out for the link in the sidebar.

Just to be clear this is a feature not a review. As I have in effect been paid for this I am not giving you my opinion or the application a rating. I am giving you the information on the application so that you can make up your own mind.

Last but by no means least it is the 12th and last week of these interviews, so the ‘honour’ of answering the last set of questions goes to Andy.

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

Week 11 and Andie takes her turn with some answers.

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

a G4 powerbook when i started art school

2. On a similar theme, but moving forward what will be the next Apple product that you buy?

a new apple keyboard!

3. Do you have an all time favourite Apple product or Mac application?

idisk!

It is over a year since I reviewed MindManger 6 and at the time I said:

This isn’t because it is a difficult application to either learn or use, as it isn’t, but because I couldn’t decide if I found it useful or not.

I finished the review questioning if I would still be using it in a couple of years, and the answer to that is no, partly because I forgot I had it and partly because MindManager Pro 7 came along which is significantly easier to use in my view. Oh, and I guess my own circumstances have changed and I am also now far more comfortable with the Mac so all in all I have found using MindManager Pro 7 are far more productive experience.

This is the second of the features that I will be writing as part of the DEVONtechnologies sponsorship of my segment on The MacReviewCast.

Don’t forget that as a listener to the show, or a reader of this blog you can get 25% off any of their products – just look out for the link in the sidebar.

Just to be clear this is a feature not a review. As I have in effect been paid for this I am not giving you my opinion or the application a rating. I am giving you the information on the application so that you can make up your own mind.

Week 10 and Tom takes his turn at answering the questions

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

Well the first Apple product that I, myself bought was an 20GB iPod 4G. I loved that iPod, for the first time I could go out listening to my music! I remember it being one of the first things I bought with my own wages from my summer job.

Week 9 and it is Wayne’s turn to share some information with us:

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

This is the first of the features that I will be writing as part of the DEVONtechnologies sponsorship of my segment on The MacReviewCast.

Don’t forget that as a listener to the show, or a reader of this blog you can get 25% off any of their products – just look out for the link in the sidebar.

Just to be clear this is a feature not a review. As I have in effect been paid for this I am not giving you my opinion or the application a rating. I am giving you the information on the application so that you can make up your own mind.

Week 8 and it is Leopard day, so who better to hear from than Paul Stamatiou, who will be standing lin line later hoping to get a T-shirt!

1. As this blog covers a lot of Mac related products what was your first Apple product that you bought?

BitClamp ($20) is the first application from regular reader Daniel Greg’s new company Crimson Sky Software.

BitClamp is a very easy to use, elegantly designed application, that simply allows you to encrypt and decrypt files.

What is Encryption?

Encryption is one of those things that you probably don’t know that you need until it is too late. It is also one of those things that you don’t really want to know about as it tends to allude to secret or sinister file content, and at the very least it appears on the surface to be a maize of algorithms, options and processes.