Year Archives: 2020

Technology trailblazer, OWC, has announced a new sponsorship for 2020 with Jam in the Van, which kicked off during The NAMM Show, held last month at the Anaheim Convention Center. Jam in the Van is a mobile recording studio that travels the country, showcasing regional music and creating live music videos wherever they go. Formed in 2011, Jam in the Van is a mobile studio functioning as a robust content workspace, video production house, and live event production team. It is also the world's first and only solar-powered mobile recording studio. Focused on changing the way artists share their music, Jam in the Van creates authentic, impactful, and engaging spaces for artists and fans to interact.

Warren Huart is a Los Angeles-based British music producer who has played fundamental roles in creating platinum-status achieving and billboard-soaring albums, as well as helping develop the careers of many of today’s successful artists. He is also a big OWC fan, and is giving away a couple of Envoy Pro EX SSDs – enter for your chance to win!

With a subscription to Apple News+, you can access hundreds of magazines, newspapers, and digital publishers in the News app on your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. And if you use Family Sharing, everyone in your family automatically has access...

If laughter is the best medicine, the doctor is in! Imagine living in LA in 1985 and being an African-American fan of stand-up but having nowhere to go to see comedians who resonated with you. Michael Williams had the unique...

Having grown up in Illinois and Wisconsin, I didn’t really have a horse in the big race, which pretty much meant being able to kick back, enjoy the football, food, and of course, the commercials. I teared up at Google’s Loretta, loved the message from Microsoft’s Be the One, and was intrigued by Michelob’s 6 for 6. But the commercial I was most looking forward to was the Bill Murray Jeep commercial.

Apple’s controversial Touch Bar on some Mac laptops is actually a second, mini-display. Which means you can take a screenshot of whatever it’s displaying. Some folks think the Touch Bar is a waste of space and don't like that it adds to the ticket price of the Mac laptop. However, I find it fairly useful.