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Todd Ogasawara

https://twitter.com/toddogasawara

Smartphone, Mobile Devices, Windows 7, Mac OS X, Open Source tech geek

Areas of Expertise:

Windows Mobile smartphones
Virtualization
Microsoft Virtual PC/Virtual Server
Proprietary & Open Source software interoperability
governments and technology
Mac OS X applications

green technology
consulting
speaking
programming
writing

Biography

Todd Ogasawara is the co-editor of MobileContentToday.com (part of the MediaBistro family of sites) which focuses on mobile technology such as smartphones, portable game consoles, and other mobile devices.

He has been named a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in the Mobile Devices category for the past several years. His varied tech interests focus on ultraportable wireless computing devices (primarily the Microsoft Windows Mobile platform), virtualization, Mac OS X applications, and open source/proprietary software interoperability. He wrote the Shortcuts PDF book Windows for Intel Macs. He also contributed a couple of hacks to Derrick Story's book, Digital Photography Hacks and Paul Bausch's book Yahoo! Hacks. You can find his personal websites focusing on Mobile Device Technology at MobileViews.com, Open Source for Windows and Macs at OgasaWalrus.com, Macs at MacsAndStuff.com and Windows 7 and Linux at TO-Tech.com. You can find him on Twitter at: toddogasawara.

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Windows for Intel Macs
by Todd Ogasawara
June 2009
Print: $7.99
Ebook: $7.99

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Parallels Desktop for the Mac
Publish Date: Jun. 27, 2006The short version of this discussion about Parallels can be summed up in a single word: amazing. Nothing is perfect, of course, and there is room for improvement as Parallels moves this product beyond version 1.0. However, if you have an Intel-based Mac and need or want to run Microsoft Windows, some version of Linux, or some other supported operating system, read on. Todd Ogasawara reports. Canon PowerShot SD200: A Big Little Camera
Publish Date: Mar. 2, 2005In these days of megapixel madness, why would we care about a 3-megapixel point and shoot? Here are a few reasons why: big screen, big performance, small size, affordable price. Here's our user report of the Canon SD200. The Motorola MPx200 Smartphone 2002
Publish Date: Jan. 30, 2004The Motorola MPx200 is the first GSM/GPRS smartphone based on the Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone 2002 platform available in the United States. Todd Ogasawara takes a look at the hardware and the platform it uses. Sony Ericsson T610 Camera Phone Review
Publish Date: Dec. 11, 2003Sony Ericsson calls the T610 camera phone an "image and entertainment" phone instead of a smartphone. It is based on the proprietary Sony Ericsson OS, and it can run applications written in Java. Todd Ogasawara shows you the ins and outs of this compact phone that includes camera and Bluetooth capabilities. The Nokia 3650 GSM/GPRS Phone with Camera, Bluetooth, and More
Publish Date: Sep. 11, 2003The Nokia 3650 is a multi-functional device that happens to also to preform well as a cell phone. Todd Ogasawara puts the Nokia through its photo, video, Bluetooth, and PDA paces, and reports his findings. Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Software for Pocket PC 2003
Publish Date: Jul. 24, 2003A casual glance at Windows Mobile software for Pocket PC 2003 creates the impression that little has changed between the 2002 and 2003 releases. This is not the case; there are significant improvements that will be most noticeable to power users, enterprise users, and developers. Here's an overview.

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Mac OS X 10.5.7 Update Incorrectly Signed? Had to use Combo Update File

May 12 2009

My 1st generation MacBook didn't like the 10.5.6 update. And, now it doesn't like the 10.5.7 update. Fortunately, the Combo Update file for each release saved the day in each case. read more

Answer: Windows Vista, iMovie 08, Windows Live Movie Maker beta - Name 3 Things People Want to Downgrade From

February 11 2009

iMovie 08 confused me after moving to it from 06. Windows Live Movie Maker beta just seemed useless compared to the older Movie Maker 2.7. Apparently, my evaluation of this beta is not a singular one. Microsoft's on On10.net points to Movie Maker 2.7 for use with Windows 7 beta.… read more

One Year Later: Which Mac Apps Do I Still Use?

January 27 2009

After a full year+ of writing about Mac apps here, I took a look at which ones I still use. The process of going through my old blog items and figuring out which apps I use frequently, infrequently, and nearly-never was an interesting one. Here's what I found... read more

ClamXav Follow-up: Test with Live Malware

January 20 2009

I took a quick look at the free ClamXav anti-virus software for OS X last month. However, I didn't have any malware to test with it. Well, I found my archive of captive test malware and tried it out with ClamXav. read more

Using Windows 7 Beta on a Mac with VMware Fusion

January 14 2009

Windows 7 Beta runs surprisingly well on Mac with only 512MB virtual RAM allocated to Windows 7 by VMware Fusion. VirtualBox also works but has more quirks. If you need Windows on a Mac for a specific app, read on... read more

A Brief Guide for Mac Switchers/Try-ers (No Laments, Please!)

January 07 2009

Wow, CNET's Rafe Needleman sure raised a ruckus with his Mac switcher's lament article. If you are thinking about moving from a Windows PC to a Mac and want to avoid the feeling of lament, read on, I have some advice that might help you make the change. read more

Read AND Write NTFS Hard Drives Partitions on a Mac for Free

December 31 2008

I sometimes want to move large files (digital video home movies and virtual hard disks) between my Mac and my PC. Unfortunately, OS X can read NTFS but not write to it. Fortunately, the free and Open Source NTFS-3G combined with MacFUSE solves this issue very nicely. read more

Hawaii Power Blackout Emergency Preparedness Tech Grades: Is There an F-?

December 28 2008

I gave a tech scorecard for emergency infrastructure after a major earthquake here two years ago. I return to that scorecard for the island-wide power blackout we had over the weekend. The results aren't good. The only bright spot was Twitter. read more

VirtualBox 2.1.0 Released: A Look at the Mac Version

December 24 2008

VirtualBox 2.1.0 adds Intel VT-x hardware virtualization support as well as the ability to run 64-bit Guest OSes on a 32-bit host OS. I installed Xubuntu (based on Ubuntu 8.1.0) and brought in the previously built Windows 2000 Guest OS for testing. The results look good so far. read more

Mac OS X 10.5.6 Update Doesn't Like my MacBook

December 17 2008

The recent huge Mac OS X 10.5.6 update happily, if somewhat slowly, updated my iMac. My MacBook, on the other hand, was another story... read more

ClamXav: Free Anti-Virus for Your Mac - Help Protect Your PC Friends

December 10 2008

The consensus seems to be that Mac OS X does not need anti-virus software. However, I thought about anti-virus in terms of Windows running as a Guest OS as well as people running Windows XP/Vista with whom I exchange documents. So, I took a look at the free ClamXav (based… read more

?Torrent Mac Beta 0.90

December 01 2008

I tried out the recently released free ?Torrent Mac Beta 0.90 at test by downloading some Star Trek Phase II fan created videos. ?Torrent Mac works well but does not display all the information available when using the Windows version. I'm chalking this up to being a beta release issue. read more

Fedora 10: Upgrading an Earlier Version Still a Bad Idea + Adobe AIR Doesn't Like 10

November 30 2008

Updating Fedora from one release to another is still a bad idea even with Fedora 10. But, the biggest issue for me is that Adobe AIR for Linux Beta 1 doesn't install on it. read more

Todd's 2008 Top 5 For-Fee Mac App Picks

November 26 2008

I reviewed the for-fee Mac apps I wrote about this year and created my Top 5 for-fee Mac apps list. Feel free to add your own list of Top 5 for-fee Mac apps in the comments area. read more

Audio Hijack Pro: Record Audio from Almost Any App

November 18 2008

I took a look at Audio Hijack Pro as a potential tool that is inexpensive and simple enough that even I can use it as a two-person audio podcast recording tool. read more

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