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>> Thursday, 07 Aug 2008

Andy Penfold: Farewell PhoneSaber

No it's not a Jedi mind trick. PhoneSaber, the utterly useless and mildly amusing iPhone application, which does nothing more than make lightsaber noises when you wave your iPhone about, has been removed from the iTunes Store.

>> Wednesday, 06 Aug 2008

Jonny Evans: Art attack

It’s time for a reality check on the digital convergence thing that’s bringing music, film and other entertainment online.

>> Tuesday, 05 Aug 2008

Simon Jary: Why we love to hate Bill Gates

It’s fair to say that Bill Gates isn’t our favourite person. In the black-and-white world of technology tribes the innovatory, commercial and PR war between Microsoft and Apple – and particularly between their leaders Bill Gates and Steve Jobs – is the stuff of legend.

>> Monday, 28 Jul 2008

Mark Hattersley: What's Apple got against the Contacts App?

I have this thing about incorrect images of the iPhone in Macworld, and it's got to the point where I want to give Apple itself a stern ticking off.

>> Thursday, 24 Jul 2008

Macworld Team: Why can't Apple and China just be friends?

By Dan Pourhadi

Because Mike Elgan says so, that's why.

Macworld Team: The Mac keeps driving Apple

By Philip Michaels

Some 48 hours removed from the light and heat of Apple’s third-quarter earnings announcements, a couple of things deserver further examination. And no, I’m not talking about the “Did someone just cough? Sell! Sell! SELL!” mentality that seems to have gripped the investment community.

>> Tuesday, 22 Jul 2008

Macworld Team: Attack of the clones

By Dan Pourhadi

We scorned. We mocked. We laughed.

>> Friday, 11 Jul 2008

Mark Hattersley: UK iPhone launch - in pictures

They say a picture speaks a thousand words. Well, doubtless, I'll be writing more than a thousand words on today's iPhone launch, but I thought this visual aid might just show the difference between last year's iPhone launch, and this year's.

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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.

BETT 2009 runs 14-17 January

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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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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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