News headlines
- Apple product upgrades loom
- BETT 2009 runs 14-17 January
- Future MacBook images slip?
- UBS outlook glows for Apple
- Mac OS X market share growth stumbles
- Consumer group urges, 'Mac users, dump Safari'
- Apple servers still vulnerable to DNS poisoning, experts warn
- US border agents can seize iPods, iPhones, laptops
- Apple - Europe's biggest PC supplier
- Apple finally patches dangerous DNS flaw
Blogs
>> 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.
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.
Switch to Mac
Thinking of switching from PC to a Mac? Good move! And who better than Macworld to guide you. Discover all you need to know about switching from a PC to a Mac.
Reviews
Mac Pro 2.8GHz 8-Core Review
Apple's 2.8GHz Mac Pro is the entry level 8-core machine. It's the machine of choice for Macworld's editor, Mark Hattersley, so could this be the Mac Pro for you?
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