Adobe – Crossing The Divide

Few, if any, companies can match the cross platform commitment that Adobe has demonstrated in its history. David Cohen writes about how Microsoft could learn a thing or two from Adobe. Read on…

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Bravo SE Disc Publisher
Review

Convergence – it is one of the buzzwords in computing at the moment. It is the joining of disparate technologies in a single device – for example, a cellphone and an MP3 player. Primera Technology sent me a different and intriguing example of the same convergence concept – their Bravo SE Disc Publisher. What they have done is integrate a DVD writer, inkjet printer and a nifty robot arm to create a unit to automate the production of professional quality DVD or CD discs.

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London MacExpo 2006 report

The closing days of October 2006 bring about the time for London’s MacExpo 2006, held at the Olympia exhibition hall in Kensington. A report from MyMac.com’s own David Cohen from the event.

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i-deck
Review


The i-deck is capable of delivering house-filling audio when cranked up all the way, and provided the source audio is clean and well-encoded, distortion does not appear even at the top of the range.

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Mac Mini goes Intel

Roger Born already updated his previous Apple Product speculation blog with the new product, but I wanted to discourse further on the new Intel

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Core 2 Duo bump for MacBooks

Apple today released a revised MacBook range that now features Core 2 Duo processors. Prices and processor speeds remain the same – 1.83Ghz for

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Why is Apple a DRM bad guy?

Randall Stross of the New York Times has written a piece on DRM with the headlineWant an iPhone? Beware the iHandcuffs. The article is

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iPhone for UK announced

This morning, Apple revealed the details about the iPhone’s launch in the UK. To be available from November 9th 2007, Apple will offer the

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