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Macworld | iWorld interviews: Other World Computing<\/a> about the New Guard KX military tough iPhone case<\/a>, the Voyager Dock<\/a> for bare 3.5 or 2.5″ disks, the NewerTech USB to DVI\/HDMI\/VGA Video Display Adapter<\/a> and the MiniStack powered hub and external storage enclosure<\/a>. iOS App Development for Non-Programmers book from iosappsfornonprogrammers.com<\/a>: in iBooks<\/a> or Kindle Books<\/a>. Atech Power Solutions at 8Tec.com<\/a>. RunRev wants to make LIveCode open source – help out at kickstarter.com<\/a>. In Security Light Bart tells us about a very serious flaw in 40-50 Million routers – check yours by going here: http:\/\/upnp-check.rapid7.com\/<\/a> and clicking Scan My Router. In Chit Chat Across the Pond I’m joined by Chuck Joiner of MacVoices.tv<\/a> to talk about reading and what we found cool at Macworld.<\/p>\n

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\nHi this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias. Today is Monday February 4, 2013 and this is show number 404. Thanks for waiting a day for the show, it worked out great for Steve and me to be able to wind down after Macworld, do some laundry and watch the Superbowl instead of trying to rush out a show. We had an absolute blast at Macworld, I think maybe it was my favorite one yet. Getting to hang out with good friends, old and new was fantastic. The NosillaCastaways party was outstanding – lots of people, the food held out, and I loved how people really moved around and got to know each other. I have to give special thanks to my three bouncers. Barry Fulk came in a full tuxedo, including a magenta cummerbund and sterling silver Tiffany studs, Then there was Paul Shadwell (who came armed with Swiss chocolates) and who wore a black suit, black shirt, and a Tasmanian devil tie, wore his dark sunglasses the whole night as he guarded the door. We rounded out our team with Julie Kuehl who came in her biker leathers and a red bandana headband. We all agreed that of the 3 she was the most frightening of them all! <\/p>\n

I want to give special thanks to Kevin Allder, aka @big_in_va, for hosting the Google Hangout so that people from far away could be part of the party. I’m not sure it worked as well as we imagined, it seemed to be harder to get people into the hangout than we’d hoped, but at least a dozen or so people got to have some fun. There was a very special moment during the Google Hangout that made it all worthwhile. Mac OS Ken, aka Ken Ray, was unable to come to Macworld because he was stricken with the flu right before the show. He is a HUGE part of the tomfoolery of Macworld so he was missed and he was bummed! He also does the Mission Log podcast coordinated by Rod Roddenberry and co-hosted by John Champion. They were both at the party and because of the Google Hangout, Ken was able to talk to them and see them at the party. It was pretty cool, even if perhaps a bit bittersweet. So thanks again Kevin for the extra work, it meant a lot to people that you did that for us.<\/p>\n

It’s time to kick into some content now. Steve and I were MANIACS on the show floor, doing 15 interviews in about 4 hours of exhibit hall time! Unfortunately 1 of them had unacceptable audio but the remaining 14 will give us some solid content for quite a few weeks to come. Chit Chat Across the Pond is going to be interesting – the first half is an emergency Security Light that Bart and I recorded (midnight his time on Sunday) because it’s that important. After that we have proof of peace in our time\u2026None other than Chuck Joiner is my guest from the show floor at Macworld! Let’s start off with our first interview.<\/p>\n

Other World Computing<\/h3>\n

Alan Bitterman from Other World Computing, aka http:\/\/macsales.com<\/a> shows off four products to us:<\/p>\n