MacMerc MOO-Mania — Enter to win 100 MOO Luxe cards!!

MOO Logo Orange1 318x490 MacMerc MOO Mania — Enter to win 100 MOO Luxe cards!!I’m totally jazzed that MOO has offered us such a fantastic prize for one lucky MacMerc.com reader in an exclusive giveaway!

Who’s MOO?

If you’ve never heard of MOO before, they are a web-based company that sprang up out of a passion for beautiful, high-quality print and design. I first remember seeing their stuff at MacWorld 2009 where I saw many fellow Mac geeks passing out interestingly cropped business cards with their own photography on the back—each card was a special and unique snowflake with a different photo. Since launching on the scene with business cards, MOO have expanded into Postcards, unique MiniCards, StickerBooks, Greeting Cards, and a whole lot more!

It’s simple to order your own MOO creations, too. Just upload your images or artwork to create truly creative cards, or you can choose a designer business card template to personalize with your own details.

So what’s up with the contest?

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Reflection — Screencasting on the iPad just got a lot easier

Since I got my iPad 1, I’ve been looking for an effective way to screencast tutorials for it.

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Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion …what you need to know

ML Messages PRINT 318x166 Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion …what you need to know

Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion showing iMessages

This morning Apple issued a press release announcing the developer preview of it’s upcoming upgrade to Mac OS X, code named… drum roll… Mountain Lion!1 What’s the big deal with Mountain Lion? Apple says it has over 100 new features but, as we all know, not all features are created equal and some will go entirely unnoticed. So what is going to make Mountain Lion so special when it finally makes the scene in the late summer of 2012? Let me break it down for you…

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  1. Yes, Apple really has run out of great cat names. A mountain lion, as you may be aware, is a cougar which is a puma (Mac OS X 10.1) which is a kind of panther (Mac OS X 10.3) which is like a leopard (Mac OS X 10.5 and Mac OS X 10.6) with black on black spots. []
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