Tag Archives: mac

WWDC 2009: 10 things Apple should do next

WWDC 2009: 10 things Apple should do next

Posted on12. May, 2009 by Rob.

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The triumphant return of Steve Jobs, Mac OS X 10.7, iPhone 4.0 and more

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Apple bows out of Macworld Expo with a whimper

Apple bows out of Macworld Expo with a whimper

Posted on07. Jan, 2009 by Rob.

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Apple was always going to have a hard job topping its Macworld Expo keynotes from the last couple of years. Yet this year’s keynote was disappointing by even the modest expectations of most pre-show rumours. Why?

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Macworld 2009 preview

Macworld 2009 preview

Posted on05. Jan, 2009 by Rob.

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Latest rumours round-up

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What’s so special about the MacBook unibody?

What’s so special about the MacBook unibody?

Posted on16. Oct, 2008 by Rob.

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You may have noticed that Apple launched some new notebooks this week, but the big news wasn’t their comely shape, glitzy LED screen and complete lack of FireWire 400. It was the unibody. Here’s how you can find out more

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21 best iTunes 8 add-ons

21 best iTunes 8 add-ons

Posted on02. Oct, 2008 by Rob.

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iTunes 8 may be great, but it isn’t perfect. To help you get the most from it I’ve come up with a list of brilliant add-ons that make the experience even better

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How to set up a graphic design studio

How to set up a graphic design studio

Posted on04. Sep, 2008 by Rob.

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Whatever your interest in graphic design, it pay to have the right hardware and software to do the job – from a desktop or laptop PC to applications like Adobe Photoshop CS3, and even peripherals like graphics tablets, printers and internet access via Wi-Fi. To give you an idea of what you’ll need, we’ve put together three hardware and software packages aimed at newcomers, professionals and small graphic design studios, with budgets pegged at £1,000, £5,000 and £10,000 respectively

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25 ways your Mac can help you study

25 ways your Mac can help you study

Posted on04. Sep, 2008 by Rob.

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The September 2008 issue of Macworld can help you with your studies – thanks to a Back To School special, written by yours truly

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WWDC 2008: what’s it all about?

WWDC 2008: what’s it all about?

Posted on03. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference is one of the most eagerly awaited tech events of the year. Here’s why

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Apple WWDC 2008 preview

Apple WWDC 2008 preview

Posted on03. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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From 3G iPhones to the next version of Mac OS X – there’s plenty to get excited about at this year’s World Wide Developer Conference

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Malware, the Mac and you

Malware, the Mac and you

Posted on21. Apr, 2008 by Rob.

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Are Apple fanboys right to be complacent about viruses, trojans and other malware?

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Get A Mac adverts on the Wall Street Journal

Posted on25. Mar, 2008 by Rob.

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More Apple marketing genius

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Apple store goes offline. Again

Apple store goes offline. Again

Posted on11. Mar, 2008 by Rob.

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Rumour sites are currently speculating that we may get an iPod touch software update today – the original January release has been withdrawn from sale

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Newton virus springs up on the Mac

Posted on10. Mar, 2008 by Rob.

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Malware that is nothing to be scared of

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Woz goes wild, attacks iPhone, MacBook Air and Apple TV

Woz goes wild, attacks iPhone, MacBook Air and Apple TV

Posted on03. Mar, 2008 by Rob.

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Apple co-founder Steve ‘Woz’ Wozniak has some choice words for former cohort and current Apple CEO Steve Jobs

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Apple Store is down – new MacBooks imminent?

Apple Store is down – new MacBooks imminent?

Posted on26. Feb, 2008 by Rob.

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Apple online stores across the world are currently offline, fuelling speculation that new MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops are on the cards

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iPhone multi-touch spreads to MacBook Pro

iPhone multi-touch spreads to MacBook Pro

Posted on26. Feb, 2008 by Rob.

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Apple has added multi-touch functionality to the MacBook Pro as well, bringing it into line with MacBook Air launched in January. This enables MacBook Pro users to use iPhone-like gestures on the laptop’s touchpad

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Why MacHeads is this year’s must-see geek movie

Posted on23. Jan, 2008 by Rob.

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Solid gold nutters. The trouble is I think I’m one too. Are you?

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Forget the MacBook Air, check out the MacBook Paper

Posted on23. Jan, 2008 by Rob.

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Apple’s ultra-thin laptop has some surprising competition

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I’d like an 8-core Mac Pro with all the extras please… [gulp]

I’d like an 8-core Mac Pro with all the extras please… [gulp]

Posted on10. Jan, 2008 by Rob.

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Like any luxury car maker, Apple doesn’t stint on the options list when it comes to kitting out the new Mac Pros

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Apple updates Mac Pro, gives it 8-cores as standard

Apple updates Mac Pro, gives it 8-cores as standard

Posted on08. Jan, 2008 by Rob.

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The new Mac Pro combines two quad-core Xeon processors, running at speeds of up to 3.2GHz, based on the Intel 45nm Penryn architecture

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iTunes HD, new Macs imminent?

iTunes HD, new Macs imminent?

Posted on05. Oct, 2007 by Rob.

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High definition downloads and a lot, lot more

Apple’s biggest-ever year isn’t over yet – and the company still has several more things to reveal before the year is out, according to ‘reliable sources’ being quoted by Mac rumour sites.
You can read the rest of this article on TechRadar.com

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