The May issue of About This Particular Macintosh is now available for your reading pleasure. Reading about Mark's travails in obtaining faster broadband across the Pond, I'm thankful our step up to fiber optic a couple of years ago was relatively painless. I'm also thankful we've never had the sort of printer troubles Mark's run in to, thought he does aptly highlight how inkjet printers are pretty much a commodity now. In some cases, it's to the point of, "We need more ink? The new ink costs how much?!? How much was that new printer at Costco?" Ed updates the master GTD app list for May, while Sylvester walks us through Front Row. Linus' attempt at making it through the Bible of GTD, David Allen's Getting Things Done, offered at least inspiration for this month's Qaptain Qwerty. I'm especially proud of this month's desktop pictures selection. Not only were they were shot by Jessica, the teenage daughter of my good friend Rob Leitao, but they were done so not with even a low-end digital SLR, but with a run-of-the-mill Canon PowerShot point-and-shoot. We hope you enjoy Jessica's stunning photos from Yosemite National Park. Lee works out the combo of Slappa's PTAC laptop sleeve and shoulder bag, while Chris crisscrosses the country with his iPhone in a Core Case. Rob puts iWeb '09 through the wringer as he creates from scratch a new web site. Chris puts two non-case iPhone accessories through their paces: the Pogo Sketch stylus, and the "tuned conical deflection chamber" of the SoundClip. Finally, Ed pours some audio through the interesting Transcriva: dump in the audio, out comes text transcripts. I may have to look into that one myself. As always, ATPM is available in a variety of formats for your enjoyment: + Offline Webzine + Print-optimized PDF + Screen-optimized PDF