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Launched in 2007, Apple’s iTunes U is a powerhouse of knowledge. Currently more than 800 international universities maintain active sites and the digital library houses some 350,000 free lectures, videos, films and other resources available for download on the iTunes store.

Here are five reasons iTunes U is better than actually going to college.

1. Affordability
2. Quality of materials
3. Diversity of offerings
4. Scheduling flexibility
5. Lifestyle tolerance

Do you have the opposite experiences?

[Cult of Mac: 5 Reasons iTunes U is Better than College →]

You need to transfer files. Maybe to an FTP or SFTP server, or the cloud via Amazon S3, or using WebDAV. You maintain a website, do backups, or upload photos. You need Transmit.

[Panic: Transmit]

iMovie '11 Reviews

• Macworld: iMovie '11 Video Software Review
• Cult of Mac: Release Your Inner Spielberg with iMovie ’11

iMovie '11 How to

• Mac|Life: How To Use Audio Effects in iMovie '11

[Apple iLife: iMovie]

Links

• Can Apple Mail be optimized to perform well when I have 30k messages in my inboxes?
• Vacuuming your Mail.app index still works wonders
• How to make Gmail work well with Mail
  “The crux of the conflict when using Mail as a client for Gmail is labels, Google’s alternative to traditional e-mail folders. Instead of filing messages into single folders like Mail and most other clients, Gmail essentially lets you tag e-mail messages with multiple words like you can with photos on Flickr or bookmarks at Delicious. Because you can apply as many labels as you want to a message, and Google creates an All Mail folder to collect every message in your account, working with Gmail in Mail can get clunky, and fast.”

[Apple: Mail]