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Gadget Guide
Griffin Crayola Crayon Classics
Hands up who likes Pantone-themed mugs, cases, etc. Yep … lots of you. Griffin and Crayola have jumped on the bandwagon with a range of crayon-... -
Gadget Guide
XPALPower SpareOne
Now here’s a nifty idea – a dual-band GSM mobile phone that runs on a single AA battery and can keep its charge for an amazing 15 years (if you... -
App Guide
Codosaurus
As a web developer, I often need access to my web servers from my iPhone or iPad. I rely on iSSH and LogMeIn Ignition to administer my Linux and Windows... -
Help 1
Three signs an app is user-unfriendly
A user-friendly interface is paramount if you want employees and external users to adopt an enterprise application. But what, precisely, makes an... -
News
Apple TV ‘hobby’ bags 1.4m quarter sales
Everyone needs a hobby – even Apple. And Apple executives have repeatedly referred to the company’s Apple TV product as a ‘hobby.’... -
News
Apple: Biggest buyer of semiconductors
Apple became the biggest buyer of semiconductors last year, ahead of Samsung Electronics and Hewlett-Packard, Gartner said today. Apple’s increased... -
News
Apple reports record revenue, profit for fiscal first quarter
Record-breaking iPhone, iPad, and Mac sales rang in a stellar start to the 2012 fiscal year for Apple. The company said on Tuesday that it tallied... -
News
Live event: Apple’s first quarter earnings 2012
Welcome to Macworld Australia’s coverage of Apples fiscal first-quarter 2012 earnings report and conference call. Results to come shortly. You... -
Features 1
Apple’s tips for a top Australia Day
Grab a towel and head to the nearest beach; turn up and count down Triple J’s Hottest 100; throw whatever you have on the barbie and enjoy the... -
Gadget Guide
Logitech Cube
This strange-looking beast from Logitech is a tiny mouse that points, clicks and scrolls like a normal mouse but,when lifted into the air, turns into... -
Help 1
Understanding Lion’s Autosave
We all have the same story, the one about the time we were working on a document but forgot to hit Save and then something happened and we lost all... -
News
The Wiggles’ new adventure comes to iPad
Australia’s beloved children’s entertainers, The Wiggles, have released an alphabet-themed app for iPad, targeted at children from two to six... -
News
Why Apple is forced to manufacture overseas
It isn’t just lower labour costs that are behind Apple’s decision to have most of its products manufactured in the Far East, according...
Tower-defense games (where you deploy battle resources to defend yourself from wave after wave...