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>> Wednesday, 14 May 2008

Mark Hattersley: Don't push me

Today's hot rumour is that Apple is looking to boost its .Mac service with push email, Windows support and improved syncing.

>> Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Mark Hattersley: Made for a Mac

Microsoft has revealed a novel new approach to Mac support on its website for WorldWide Telescope.

>> Monday, 12 May 2008

Mark Hattersley: iMac makes me mad

Apple can be infuriating at times. Take the new iMac. It is, without doubt, the most stylish desktop computer you can buy. It's no slouch either, starting at 2.4GHz and powering up to 3.06GHz with up to 4GB of RAM it's the next Mac on my personal shopping list.

Macworld Team: First Look: Google App Engine

By Peter Wayner

One of the joys of being a Web programmer is heading to a dinner party, a haircut, or a reunion and fielding the pitches for everyone's dream for a brilliant Web application. Everyone is always happy to cut you in for 5, 10, maybe even 15 percent of the equity if you just build out the Web site that's sort of like a combination of Twitter, AltaVista, Eliza, TurboTax, and the corner pharmacy, but cooler.

Macworld Team: Zune: Epic Fail

By David Dahlquist

Microsoft revealed that it has sold two million of their funny little Zune players since their launch in November ‘06. This shows a relatively flat growth, and a small gain in their overall US marketshare from three, to a whopping four percent. Great job, boys. Have a coffee break.

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Education

Today’s generation of students look at technology as part of their everyday environment. Apple has long held a powerful position in the education computing market, from primary school to university and research labs.

iChat enables education first

Wallace High School students used iChat to achieve a remote workshop session with award-winning US author, Daniel Wallace.

Reviews

Computer Cuisine Deluxe Review

Computer Cuisine Deluxe Review

We’re of the general opinion that computers and food don’t really mix. Anyone who’s had to clean bits of a pizza or Chinese takeaway out of their keyboard will probably agree. Computer Cuisine Deluxe 5.0 tries to convince us otherwise – and partially succeeds.

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Visit us on stand Q48 at BETT 2008, the world's leading educational ICT event, attracting over 600 educational suppliers and almost 30000 visitors. It is the only opportunity in the education calendar where you can see, touch and experience the best ICT products from the broadest range of educational ICT suppliers and find new ways to put technology at the heart of education.

THE CONNECTED CLASSROOM

How has implementing a wireless network in a classroom actually affected teaching in real life?

MAC OS X vs WINDOWS VISTA

Choosing which platform is best for your school is not always black and white, we take a look at the options.

LEARNING SOFTWARE

There is a raft of software solutions on the market, but what should you be looking out for when making a purchasing decision?

TEACHING RESOURCES

There are so many resources available today for the tech savvy teacher, but what benefits do they actually bring to the classroom?

HARDWARE BUYERS’ GUIDE

Which laptop? Choosing the right hardware for the classroom can be a tricky business, we offer some top tips.

A GUIDE TO eCREDITS

We explore the avenues open to you when it comes to purchasing IT equipment for your school. How can you get the most out of the eCredit system and what are the alternatives?

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