News headlines
- Apple releases minor MobileMe Web service updates
Gallery now allows iPhone 3GS users to publish videos to an album
- Apple patching serious SMS vulnerability on iPhone
iPhone is more secure than MacOS X-based computers, but SMS may be a critical weakness
- Greenpeace praises Apple, new line of products "virtually" free of PVC and BFRs
But slams PC makers Dell, HP, Lenovo over toxic products
- Apple prepping iPhone 3.1 Software Update
iPhone 3.1 improves Voice Control functionality, video editing improved, convert alphanumeric numbers
- China iPhone deal faces 'i-phone' trademark conflict
Chinese company that owns the trademark 'i-phone' says it has not been approached by Apple
- iPhoto 8.0.4 fixes crashing bug, corrects location names
Corrects references to some incorrectly labeled points of interest and location names
- Apple iPhone 3GS sold out, O2 cites phenomenal demand
02 Stock Update: iPhone 3GS is currently out of stock
- Creating your own Apple Mac Netbook
Install OS X Leopard on a 9-inch Dell netbook? It's fun but the trackpad and keyboard stink
- It's official: Jobs is back to work, says Apple
"Steve is back to work. He's currently at Apple a few days a week"
- MacBook Air SMC Firmware Update adds replacement battery compatibility
The SMC controls power and thermal management features
Blogs
>> Thu, 02 Jul 2009
Why the Apple iPhone can't be 'killed'
By Brad Reed
Every few months, some new hopeful to the smartphone market will garner enough hype where various media outlets will dub it an "iPhone killer".
>> Wed, 01 Jul 2009
Original David Hockney iPhone artwork available to download
To coincide with Imagine: David Hockney - A Bigger Picture on BBC1 last night (available on iPlayer) the BBC is offering a chance to download a small selection of original iPhone artwork from the acclaimed artist. You'll need to be quick as the offer is only open for 48 hours.
>> Mon, 29 Jun 2009
Does the iPhone 3GS overheat?
By Melissa J. Perenson
Is the Apple iPhone 3GS having overheating issues? I've seen some reports circulating on the Web that indicate some handsets might indeed be affected. And I have my own tale to add to fray.
>> Mon, 22 Jun 2009
Apple v Microsoft gets nasty
There’s all-out war raging between old foes Apple and Microsoft on US television. And, here’s a surprise… Microsoft appears to be winning. Back at the start of 2007 Apple UK mimicked the US ‘I’m A Mac’ TV ad campaign, using Peep Show’s very funny David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Unfortunately, the ads backfired. YouGov’s BrandIndex report showed that UK consumer buzz around Apple actually fell from +8 to +4 after the ads were screened.
Creative Profiles - Emma du Pille – Graphic Designer
Emma du Pille graduated from Norwich School of Art & Design in 2008 and has since been working in London, undertaking various design placements at some of the capital's top studios. Her work has already attracted rave reviews on various design forums and blogs. Macworld caught up with Emma to discover her hopes and ambitions as she continues a career in design.
>> Fri, 19 Jun 2009
Creative Profiles - Dan Milnor – Photographer
Dan Milnor is a documentary fine-art photographer who spends his time making portraits and working on self-assigned documentary projects.
>> Thu, 18 Jun 2009
Apple fires my old PR agency
Today’s news that Apple has fired its UK PR agency Bite has a bittersweet taste for me in my role as Editor of Macworld.
Analysis: Did Apple downgrade the new MacBook Pro's SATA interface?
By Lucas Mearian
Apple's latest MacBook Pro laptops came with a number of upgrades to processor speeds, RAM and hard drives - not to mention reduced price tags.
Mac
Ever since its launch in 1984 Apple's Macintosh computer has revolutionised the personal computer. There's a wide choice of systems, from the tiny but fully powered Mac mini up to the four-processor Mac Pro workstation.
Apple posts document on iPhone 3GS overheating issues
Apple has partially answered user concerns with a newly revised document highlighting overheating issues reported by some iPhone users.
Reviews
MacBook Pro 2.53GHz (13-inch, Mid 2009)
Apple's higher-end 13-inch MacBook Pro, the £1,149 model, comes with a faster processor, more memory, and a larger hard drive. All of this makes it a match for the 15-inch model, just with a smaller screen.
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