As 2011 fades into memory and 2012 shines bright, the hosts of the Open Apple podcast are joined on an end-of-year roundtable by Tony Diaz of Syndicomm, Sean Fahey of a2central.com, Andy Molloy of Juiced.GS, and Eric Shepherd of Sheppyware to reflect on all that has happened with the Apple II and its community in the past year. Topics include favorite hardware and software releases, community connectivity, the loss of Steve Jobs, KansasFest 2012, and more.

Juiced.GS, the last remaining Apple II publication in print, announced at KansasFest 2010 that it will continue to publish in 2011. Subscriptions and renewals for its sixteenth annual volume are currently being accepted. Prices are $19 for United States customers and $26 for international.

Acknowledging the history behind its status as the longest-running Apple II print publication, Juiced.GS has catalogued its first fifteen years of content into an online index. Search, sort, and download listings of over 700 articles, or drill down from volume to issue to article.

Selected previously published Juiced.GS content has been compiled into thematic issues known as Juiced.GS Concentrate. For the first time ever, readers can purchase and download this magazine’s content in PDF format with full-color graphics, text and code that can be copied and pasted, and bookmarks. The launch lineup of Concentrates include issues on BASIC programming, TCP/IP programming, and podcasting, with prices currently ranging from $5 to $12 based on the amount of content.

For more details, see the Juiced.GS blog.