News headlines

• Apple intros Aperture 3, adds over 200 new features
  

  But drops surport for PowerPC based Macs

• Apple offers 'find out how' tutorials as podcasts
  

  Organised by application, service, or topic, the 9 “Find out how” podcasts are available from iTunes

• QuarkXPress 8 BOGOF offer extended until 28 February
  

  Anyone purchasing a QuarkXPress 8 full product can receive an additional QuarkXPress 8

• MacFriendly intros 3rd bargain software bundle for Mac users
  

  12 applications for Mac users promise over 85% in savings

• Adobe, CU team-up, place value in legitimate creative software with new anti-piracy campaign
  

  The campaign, Trust Your Source, is backed by dedicated website, promotional material

• Last chance today for Bento 3 Instant Upgrade Rebate
  

  Users will need your Bento 1 or Bento 2 License Key ready when placing your orde

• OpenFeint: iPad is a transformative gaming platform
  

  "Larger screen means everything," says OpenFeint boss

• Apple releases keyboard firmware update
  

  Release of Aluminium Keyboard Firmware Update 1.1. Apple announce quarterly results

• Apple reports record sales, profits for the holiday season (Updated)
  

  Two days prior to its new product event, Apple announces record revenue and profits

• Bento sees 200,000 downloads from its Template Exchange
  

  The Bento Template Exchange offers more than 400 templates for Filemaker's consumer-level database program.

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Blogs

>> Tue, 09 Feb 2010

Apple unveils Aperture 3, then keeps mum about it

The online Apple Store, as many will know, shut down this morning, during which time traditionally the company adds new products unannounced.

>> Mon, 08 Feb 2010

Introducing the iPaper iPad

iPhone developer Revolutionary Concepts have come to the rescue of anyone wanting to seen sporting Apple's new iPad weeks before the official launch.

Apple's bans go way too far

By David Coursey

Is Apple's banning iPhone applicationss that would use location data for displaying advertising not as onerous as anything Microsoft tried - and mostly didn't get away with?

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