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News headlines
- Tiny GarageBand update a welcome Mac App Store sight
- Flying Meat passes the VoodooPad torch to Plausible Labs
- Apple promises to restore some iWork features within six months
- Apple tries to calm stormy iWork waters with pledge to restore 18 features
Promises to resurrect the features in the Mac productivity suite within six months
- Huge damage award at stake as Apple, Samsung return to court next week
Judge ordered partial retrial to recalculate damages applied to Samsung infringement
- iTunes iOS syncing gone? Solve it with Server!
- Complete guide to buying an iPad
Should I buy an iPad? Which iPad should I buy? Where should I buy my iPad? How do I set up an iPad? What are the best apps for iPad? We answer all this and more in our complete guide
- BYOD's Battle Royale Pits IT vs. Employee
- The state of AppleScript: Let's not panic ... yet
- NineMSN jumps into cloud for catch-up TV
- Foxconn testing bigger iPad production ahead of 2014 launch?
Will Apple ever make a bigger iPad? The latest rumours seem to think so
Masterclasses
The 66 best iOS games ever: Great gaming apps for iPad & iPhone
We've collected the 66 most essential, must-play games for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, now including free games. With reviews and download links, read on for the 66 best ever games for iOS.
How to install extra RAM memory in the new iMac
Cheaper than Apple, and super easy: How to install extra RAM memory in your Apple iMac – 27-inch Late-2012 model iMac.
How to get more space on your Mac - UPDATED
Take control of what's on your hard drive, and lose those things you no longer require
How to set up iCloud
Get everything in sync and stored safely online with iCloud
How to sync your iPhone with iTunes wirelessly
Completely cut the cord between your iPhone and computer
Blogs
>> Mon, 04 Mar 2013
The Mac that time forgot
By Simon Jary
Apple is, for the moment at least, no longer selling the Mac Pro in Europe. Is Apple annoyed with us for still buying BlackBerries or siding with Samsung in the courts? No, it’s because an amendment to the IEC 60950-1 regulation increases requirements around electrical port protection and the fan guards in the system.
>> Thu, 10 Jan 2013
Can Microsoft kill the iPhone?
By Matt Egan
Can Microsoft kill the iPhone? Let me answer that with another question. Why did we stop asking if Google can kill the iPhone? Because it found a niche of its own. For all the lawsuits and talk of thermonuclear war, Apple and Google know that this town is big enough for the both of us.
>> Wed, 09 Jan 2013
Apple's bad cable manners
By Simon Jary
After an 18-month wait Apple is finally shipping a new range of iMacs, and very nice they are, too. I bought one of the 27-inch iMacs because our home iMac bores the pants off me when it tries to handle a few hungry Adobe programs and bad-boy iPhoto at the same time. See: Apple iMac (27-inch and 21.5-inch) review (Late 2012)
iWork '13: Dumbed down or smart move?
From bloggers to everyday users, almost everybody seems to have reacted to the release of the latest version of iWork with overwhelming negativity, and a general feeling that Apple is "dumbing down" its apps to appeal to a broader audience.
Reviews
Safari 7.0 for Mavericks review: Apple web browser offers new features and saves battery
We review the Mac OS X Safari 7.0 browser. It offers new features and a battery saving technology, but is Safari better than Chrome?
Paperless for iPhone, iPad review - To-do lists and more app offers flexibility and focus
List making Paperless app proves productive way to get things done and focus on the good things in life.
Vesper: Elegant Notes for iPhone, iPad review - Typographically pleasing note-taking
Typographically pleasing note-taking app Vesper is a visual iOS 7-like exercise in simplicity.
Apple GarageBand for Mac review: teething problems and lost features have regular users hot under the collar
Billed as “A fresh new look and amazing new sounds, designed for easy music making” teething problems plus the loss of much-loved features in GarageBand 10 is dividing users’ opinion
Apple GarageBand for iPad, iPhone review - Makes music by numbers, in a good way
A smooth new iOS 7 look is pleasing to the eye, but it’s the changes you can’t see that will open up this app to an even wider user-base.
iPad Air review: Thinner, lighter, faster, and more beautiful than ever
Welcome to our iPad Air review. Our full, hands-on iPad Air review includes: everything you need to know about the iPad Air, the Air's specs, features and physical design, speed tests and benchmarking, price and buying options, and whether it's worth upgrading to the iPad Air from an iPad 2, 3, or 4.
Spotlights
Mac
- Problem with Mac screen flashing? Follow these steps to fix Mavericks Finder flashes with Google Drive
How to fix a flashing Finder in Mavericks. Google Drive is to blame. This guide will help you repair a flashing Finder screen on the Apple Mac - Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display 13-inch (Late 2013) review - Lighter, faster and with the Retina display working well
When portability is more important than ultimate performance, the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is the tool for the job
Mac software
- Tiny GarageBand update a welcome Mac App Store sight
- Safari 7.0 for Mavericks review: Apple web browser offers new features and saves battery
How does the Apple’s Safari 7.0 web browser stack up its rivals.
iPad/iPhone
- Flying Meat passes the VoodooPad torch to Plausible Labs
- Paperless for iPhone, iPad review - To-do lists and more app offers flexibility and focus
Paperless for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch proves a powerful and productive app for making lists
Mac Creative
- Quark releases QuarkXPress 10, now available to buy
QuarkXPress 10 includes Retina display support, Quark's new Xenon Graphics Engine and more than 50 new features and timesavers. - Apple iMovie for Mac version 10 review - Powerful and flexible editing app
It’s all change at the iMovie Corral again, so what have we gained in the process… and what have we lost?
Digital Lifestyle
- Huge damage award at stake as Apple, Samsung return to court next week
Judge ordered partial retrial to recalculate damages applied to Samsung infringement - KEF X300A review - Solid sound that adds real weight to music yet remains acoustically neutral
Active powered loudspeakers that are built for sound
Apple Business
- BYOD's Battle Royale Pits IT vs. Employee
- OKI MC760dn-fax review - Performance and versatility for office users
A fast and versatile multifunction colour laser printer for larger workgroups
Apple Education
- Apple's 'iOS in the Car' will be top car infotainment system by 2018
- Samsung Galaxy Camera review
Android OS powered ‘compact’ that lets photographers share content via the Internet on other ‘smart’ devices
Newswire
- Jonny Evans: Technology is sexist
The number of women working in technology is far below the percentage in the workforce at large, and enrollment numbers suggest that improvement isn't imminent