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Mar 28, 2013 39 min

CultCast #65 - If Ur Using Finder Ur Doing It Wrong

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Send us a text! Are you still still using Finder to lauch applications on your Mac?? Wroooong! Find out how the all new Alfred 2 will make your Mac a new machine! Plus, Google Reader, the tech only a nerd could love, and we wrap with our favorite gear and tech on an all-new Faves N Raves and Faves N Raves, and, FAAAAAVVEEES. Thanks to DigiDNA.net, makers of DiskAid 6, for making this episode possible! DiskAid 6 is the best way to transfer videos, documents, and other information on and off your iDevices with ease. Download your voicemails, call logs, photos, videos, or anything else right to your computer—all via WiFi, all without long iTunes syncing—with the new DiskAid 6. Download it today and use its basic features for free at http://www.digidna.net/products/diskaid, or save 30% a license with code "TheCultCast" at checkout.

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Send us a text! Are you still still using Finder to lauch applications on your Mac?? Wroooong! Find out how the all new Alfred 2 will make your Mac a new machine! Plus, Google Reader, the tech only a nerd could love, and we wrap with our favorite gear and tech on an all-new Faves N Raves and Faves N Raves, and, FAAAAAVVEEES. Thanks to DigiDNA.net, makers of DiskAid 6, for making this episode possible! DiskAid 6 is the best way to transfer videos, documents, and other informa...

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