This week we discuss Snow Leopard and a few new iPhone apps.

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This week we discuss the USAA iPhone app, Ramp Champ, and more.

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This week we discuss Google Voice, the Apple Time Capsule, the iPhone as a gaming device, and more.

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This week we discuss the Palm Pre-iTunes sync issue, Apple Tablet rumors, and our software picks of the week.

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This week we discuss Apple’s disabling of the Palm Pre from syncing with iTunes, SweetFM going open source, Yale on iTunes, as well as our app picks of the week.

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This week we discuss Prowl and Google Chrome as well as other app news.

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This week we discuss Firefox 3.5, SweetFM, Mac productivity apps, Rolando 2, and the death of widgets.

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This week we discuss Steve Jobs’ liver transplant, Fever, the iPhone 3.0 update, AIM for the iPhone (with push), and a few other iPhone apps.

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Admittedly, I’m a bit of a snob when it comes to music. If I need a chord, I’m going to find it with my ears. But ChordMate makes it easy to cheat. Check out my video review to see some of my favorite features.

So as you can see there are some nice features that can come in handy during a songwriting session, music theory training, or just playing around on your First Act guitar. Harmonic Sense did a great job with ChordMate Pro.

My only complaint is that to access the power of ChordMate, you need to purchase the Pro version. If you want the express or the standard version you save some cash at the expense of cool features. Tiered pricing works for power applications, but asking a user to pay more for basic features may mean pricing yourself out of the chord-finding market. Any fan of Creed will tell you that Drop D is as standard tuning as it comes, but you’ll have to buy the “professional” version to play the chorus to “With Arms Wide Open.”

You can pick up a copy of ChordMate Pro at Harmonic Sense for $39.95. Choose the Express version for $14.95 or pick up ChordMate Standard for $29.95.

Today we have an interesting interview between our own Michael Hjorleifsson and Pat Lee from VMWare Fusion. Virtualization has become one of the most interesting and progressive areas for computer users of all platforms, and Pat answers some great questions concerning the future of running virtual machines on OS X. VMWare Fusion is arguably the leader in the virtualization space and Pat talks about some of the cool stuff the company has been working on, and what to expect down the road.

You might want to check out Marv’s excellent VMWare Fusion review while you listen.

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