Does anyone remember Skitch? Developed by Plasq, it was a light, simple app that allowed you to quickly take screenshots on the Mac and then annotate them easily with text, callouts and graphics.
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Does anyone remember Skitch? Developed by Plasq, it was a light, simple app that allowed you to quickly take screenshots on the Mac and then annotate them easily with text, callouts and graphics.
Read MoreBoom – Volume Booster for OSX Company: Global Delight Price: $6.99 One of the delights of being a Mac fan is the availability of
Read MoreDS1 Thunderbolt Docking Station Company: Matrox Price: £195/$249 After what seems like an interminable delay since the introduction of the high-speed Thunderbolt interface to
Read MoreRHA MA-350 Earphones Company: RHA Price: £29.95/$49.95 I love a bargain. And, as a Brit, I love British engineering. So when I get an
Read MoreUSB chargers for your technology devices are ten a penny – many of us have plenty of them knocking around, as many devices come with one in the box. So how does Twelve South expect to deliver value (and drive sales) with yet another USB socket for the wall?
Read MoreTonido offers an interesting way of accessing all of your Mac’s content from other computers to your iOS devices, for free. Does that make it a no-brainer for every Mac user?
Read MoreSo I’ve started receiving email asking what happened to this week’s podcast. It IS coming. Fact is, I am nowhere near as skilled or
Read MoreDownload and listen to the show here, and subscribe in iTunes for freeThis week, David is joined by Darren Griffin, Co-founder and Editorial/Operations Director
Read MoreDownload and listen to the show here, and subscribe in iTunes for free! This week, David is not on business on California, so muses
Read MoreDownload & Listen to the show here, and subscribe in iTunes and never miss an episode!On this week’s show, David needs a fill in
Read MoreDownload and listen here, and get it for free each week via iTunesTim’s away this week, so it’s David on his own – slapping
Read MoreOur first morning of the show has been and gone in a whirlwind of queues, booths and product demos.
Read MoreIt’s on! By that, I mean that Macworld Expo has commenced with the conference track this morning, and the main show will start on Thursday.
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It’s that time of year, with Black Friday and Cyber Monday behind us, and Christmas fast approaching, that the mind turns to gifts. I have assembled a few ideas for you – products I have either been reviewing for MyMac Magazine or that I have bought for myself over the last twelve months.
Much as we love our Macs, it is indeed a Windows world. The growth of market share in the Apple computing platform is still
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The ever falling price of hard drive storage means that we can now own and manage terabytes and terabytes of space if we wish. But the ongoing increase of capacity and fall in price leads to a new problem – if you are anything like me, you will have a shelf littered with external drives, surrounded by a detritus of data cables and multiple “wall wart” power supplies. Mine act like a series of time capsules – the further back in time you go (based on when I bought each one), the smaller they become and the more disparate the type of data we retain.
It is always a pleasure to try a brand new technology on the Mac. There is something satisfying that comes with using a computer or gadget in a way that you have never experienced before, and the pace of technological development is such that there is always some new feature or bauble on the latest hardware or software to play with and coo over. Most often, this is something fancy and new that Apple has built in to their products, but in this case it is a Blu-ray writer from Other World Computing that is under consideration.
Or – How I learned to Love USB 2.0 and Stop Crying over FireWire
The 16Gb iPhone is priced at $100 more than the 8Gb at $499, and the 32Gb Touch comes in at $100 more than the 16Gb Touch, also $499.
Read MoreMacHeist, the scheme that bundles a large number of quality Macintosh applications for a low price, has courted controversy in the past. Questions have been raised in the past among the Mac community about whether it offers good value to either end users or participating developers.
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