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News headlines
- Apple takes iPhone and iPad out of German online store
UPDATE: Injunction overturned by court, products to be back online 'soon'
- BT to offer FTTP 'on demand' service by 2013
BT will offer fibre-to-the-premise in areas previously restricted to fibre-to-the-cabinet
- Qualcomm to showcase blending of LTE and 3G networks
VoLTE to be demonstrated later this month at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
- Google won't delay new privacy policy despite EU concerns
Europe's data protection watchdog wants more time to investigte the Internet giant's policy change
- Google reveals Android malware 'Bouncer,' scans all apps
Claims 40% reduction in malicious app downloads in second half of 2011
- How to write a Kindle bestseller
Macworld interview: Mark Edwards, bestselling e-book novelist
- Facebook IPO, Sony woes and Macworld iWorld (Video)
The week's tech news on video
- iPhone 5 'to be revealed at WWDC in June'
Apple will get its iPhone launches back on the usual schedule, report claims
- No Apple TV set coming soon, industry sources say
Reports that Apple's connected television set will be launched this year seem to be short of the mark
- Hairdryer tribute to Steve Jobs
iFeng 4S ad uses image of the late Apple co-founder
- Avid Studio offers video editing on the iPad
Available for £2.99 in the App Store
Masterclasses
Macworld Masterclass: Keep on top of life with GoTasks
Synchronise your Google Tasks with GoTasks
Macworld Masterclass: Share 3G between two iOS devices
Access the web while travelling with your Wi-Fi only iPad
Macworld Feature: The App Gems Awards
We recognise the apps that represent the best of what the iOS store has to offer.
Macworld Masterclass: Setting up iCloud
Get everything in sync and stored safely online with iCloud
Macworld Masterclass: Depth of field in Elements 10
Using Photoshop Elements 10’s new guided-edits feature
Blogs
>> Wed, 25 Jan 2012
Simon Jary - It’s T time for Apple
By Simon Jary
Tangerine Apple is usually very particular about its colours, favouring a strict monochromatic policy ruled with an iron – or more likely a brushed aluminium – fist. From 1984 to 1990 just about every Apple product (except for its lurid logo) had to conform to the Snow White design language, which pinpointed exactly the correct tone of white or near beige the casing should be in. This was all down to Steve Jobs’ severe notion of perfect aesthetic beauty.
>> Thu, 19 Jan 2012
Andy Ihnatko - Photographic evidence
By Andy Ihnatko
I love this idea. A case that makes your iPhone look like an old-timey camera? That's an old gag. The Gizmon iCA (http://gizmon.com/) is an iPhone case that makes your phone work like an old-timey camera.
>> Tue, 10 Jan 2012
Jason Snell - The iPhone: Five years later...
By Jason Snell
Five years ago, Steve Jobs stood on stage at Macworld Expo and unveiled the iPhone.
Fix for Mac OS X 10.7.3 bug available
There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who rush to install every new software update that Apple offers up, and those who hold off to make sure the coast is clear before they click the Install button.
Reviews
Universal OnLive Wireless Controller Review
This addition to OnLive enables you to play games on your Mac, PC or Android tablet using an Xbox-style controller.
WD TV Live Hub review
The Western Digital Live Hub is nicely designed and has a good balance of features too
Seagate GoFlex Cinema review
The Seagate GoFlex Cinema is small despite its huge capacity, but there are some failings with the drive
Iomega TV with Boxee review
The Iomega TV with Boxee is a great-looking device, but it is quite pricey
Emtec Movie Cube K220H review
Simple yet effective, the Emtec Movie Cube does exactly what you want it to without any fuss
Boxee Box by D-Link review
What the Boxee box lacks in a hard disk, it more than makes up for with its slick interface and TV selection
Mac game player's advice
If you like to play games on your Mac and are interested in poker, why not try to play it online at the many rooms that offers poker for Mac. For a complete list of the Mac poker rooms, please visit PokerListings.com and check out the many different game types.
Playmoney Casinos for Mac or iOS Devices
Find complete guides for UK online casinos with Native and Flash support for Macintosh, aswell as App Store or HTML5 compatible with the iPhone and iPad. You'll have access to the best games, guides and tips at Online Casino Advice for both playmoney aswell as United Kingdom licensed realmoney games.
Spotlights
Mac
- Steve Jobs lives on in Apple folklore and marketing plans
Nearly four months has passed since the Apple co-founder's death - Mac mini Server review
The mini Server gets quad-core and Thunderbolt – so can it replace Xserve?
Mac software
- Fix for Mac OS X 10.7.3 bug available
The good news is that it has only affected a handful of users; the bad news is, the fix isn't simple to perform - Flipboard for iPhone review
Even when shrunk down for iPhone, Flipboard is still great for casual reading
iPad/iPhone
- Apple takes iPhone and iPad out of German online store
UPDATE: Injunction overturned by court, products to be back online 'soon' - Notability for iOS review
Feature-rich note taker does the work of up to four other iOS apps
Mac Creative
- XEffects Tech Transitions brings new options to Final Cut Pro X
Collection of 28 video transition plug-ins - Gradient review
This CSS3 powered background creation tool is a one trick pony. But it’s a very good trick
Digital Lifestyle
- BT to offer FTTP 'on demand' service by 2013
BT will offer fibre-to-the-premise in areas previously restricted to fibre-to-the-cabinet - Universal OnLive Wireless Controller Review
Take control of OnLive with this controller for Mac, PC, and Android tablets
Apple Business
- No Apple TV set coming soon, industry sources say
Reports that Apple's connected television set will be launched this year seem to be short of the mark - Sage One Accounts review
Accounts for small businesses make their way onto the web courtesy of Sage
Apple Education
- Opinion: Apple's new vision of education
Last week Apple made it clear that one of the next industries it hopes to disrupt and reinvent is education - ViewSonic PJD7383i review
The ViewSonic PJD7383i is a projector equipped for classroom use, at a price.
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