As many of you have requested I go over what is on my Mac. A lot of you have asked me what I use to edit videos or create my logo or what I use in general. I show and go over all the applications on my Mac. If you have any suggestions for applications you think I should look into, please comment below.

Apple released Pages on iPhone not too long ago and so I decided to show the features and what it was al about on the iPad and iPhone 4.  Check out the video for all the details.

A little disclaimer:  This video was created before Apple introduced iCloud.  The features of the app basically stay the same, but the app now saves to iCloud on its own.

The Mac App Store is now live.  The promised new way to purchase apps for your Mac can be had by using your software update on any Mac equipped with Snow Leopard.  The store launches with over 1000 Applications which include the likes of iWork and Aperture.  The prices are more reasonable too, with Aperture ringing in at a now affordable $79.99 and iWork now split up for those who don’t want the whole suite with Pages, Numbers and Keynote costing just $14.99 a piece.  The App store itself functions as a separate piece of software on your Mac and promises a pain free installation and update system.  We’ll be sure to put up an overview as soon as we have had a little time with it.

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Apple has released a new series of Podcasts on itunes for those wanting to get more familiar with their Mac and software.  The Find Out How series includes video podcasts on Mac, Mobileme, iPhoto, iWeb, iMovie, Garageband, iWork and Aperature.  All of the Podcasts are free and downloadable via iTunes on your Mac, iPhone and iPod Touch.

Apple continues their keynote by introducing Keynote or rather iWork for the iPad.  Instead of just being a big e-reader and iPod Touch the new iPad can use Pages, Numbers and Keynote all specially designed with a multi-touch interface.

Update: Each app from iWork is just $9.99