This is Mac OSKIN.

Apple gets a red light thanks to green light a strange look at

connected devices numbers and another believer in the low-cost iPhone it's Monday

February 25th, 2013.

I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco-S-Can.

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News in the moment, but first I am happy to welcome Connected Data back as a sponsor of this week's MacoS.

Can. They're the company that makes the new social sharing device transporter, that's always up-to-date sharing and

storage on individual devices, not in the cloud. Now I had actually not

received my transporter when last we talked about it but the guys behind it were the original guys behind the Drobo, so I had faith.

And that faith was well placed. I've been using mine for over a week now, and everything that you would want is right there.

Super easy to set up with step by step instructions that make the process a cinch.

Then once you're set up and you've got people sharing with you,

well the coin of phrase, it just works. I've been sharing with one of the guys from

connected data as well as with the guys for Mission Log because seriously, what's a

Star Trek podcast without a transporter? It all just happens. I drop a small file into the shared folder and they've got that

file within seconds. It can even pop a little notice in OS10's notification center so you don't

have to wonder whether there's something new waiting.

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