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App GuideAugust 1st, 2014 by Jay J. NelsonInDesign CC 2014
In reviews of previous versions of InDesign, the looming question was always, “Is this version worth the cost of the upgrade or can I skip it?”... -
App GuideAugust 1st, 2014 by Andrew HaywardNotifier Pro for Gmail
Google has been cleaning house of services and features over the last year or so, with Google Reader and iGoogle among the most notable casualties.... -
Mac-in-BusinessAugust 1st, 2014 by Mark HachmanMicrosoft OneNote embraces Mac and iOS users with a raft of new features
Microsoft said Wednesday that it has added several new capabilities for OneNote for the Mac and iOS, including imported files from email and OneDrive... -
App GuideJuly 31st, 2014 by Alan StaffordPremiere Pro CC 2014
If you’ve been caught in an embarrassing situation by the local 6 o’clock news crew, then you’ll appreciate that professional video editors... -
App GuideJuly 31st, 2014 by Rob GriffithsPermanent 2
When I previously looked at Permanent (2 mice), I concluded that the iPad spreadsheet app had potential, but that potential was mostly untapped.... -
ReviewsJuly 30th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaBeats by Dr. Dre Wireless
There’s no doubt that Beats by Dr. Dre has become one of the world’s most identifiable products. But the Beats Wireless headphones aren’t... -
HelpJuly 30th, 2014 by Joe KissellHow to prepare for a Mac disaster
No one likes to think about disasters such as burglary, earthquake, fire, the zombie apocalypse or other catastrophes that could potentially wipe... -
App GuideJuly 30th, 2014 by Liane CassavoyFive unexpectedly useful iOS apps
These days, there really is an app for almost anything – even things you may never have thought of. Want to connect two previously unlinked web... -
BlogsJuly 30th, 2014 by Marco TabiniWhy sapphire iPhone 6 screens could be Apple’s next big thing
Many years ago, when Apple’s idea of a smartphone was the Rokr and the company wasn’t yet racking in billions of dollars by the bucketful, a... -
NewsJuly 30th, 2014 by Dan MorenApple aims to improve book, radio recommendations with Swell, Booklamp
Apple’s been on a bit of an acquisition kick over the last couple years, and it seems to be continuing apace. This week, the company has confirmed... -
NewsJuly 30th, 2014 by Dan MorenApple bumps MacBook Pro processors across the line
Been holding out for the latest update to the MacBook Pro line? Hold out no longer: Apple on Wednesday issued a small speed bump to its professional... -
App GuideJuly 29th, 2014 by Lesa SniderAdobe Photoshop CC 2014
Adobe added some incredibly practical features to Photoshop CC 2014, especially where productivity is concerned. Time-savers include smarter smart... -
BlogsJuly 29th, 2014 by Marco TabiniWhy you should care about CloudKit
If you’ve lived through the last couple iterations of OS X and iOS, you’ve probably had the opportunity to develop a special love/hate relationship... -
HelpJuly 29th, 2014 by Christopher BreenHow to automatically add movies to your Mac media server
Reader Jason Enns would like to streamline his media acquisition workflow. He writes: I know you’re a fan of the Mac mini media center and I’ve... -
Mac-in-BusinessJuly 28th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaWhy OS X Yosemite will boost your business productivity
It won’t be long until Apple makes OS X Yosemite – the latest version of Mac OS – available to all of the Mac faithful. That may mean staff... -
App GuideJuly 28th, 2014 by Sarah Jacobsson PurewalSteampunk Tower
Chillingo’s Steampunk Tower has something for everyone: Old-world visuals; a mildly interesting storyline; a nostalgic, jazzy soundtrack; and... -
HelpJuly 28th, 2014 by Kirk McElhearnAsk the iTunes Guy: Should you re-rip your CDs?
Sometimes, what seems like a good idea turns out to have unexpected consequences. One reader wrote in about album art that wasn’t syncing to his...