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App GuideJanuary 27th, 2015 by Jay J. NelsonHow to access all the power of Apple’s Fonts window and when to step up to PopChar instead
Whether you’re a touch-typist or a hunt-and-pecker, you simply can’t access the full power of your fonts with just your keyboard. Even the first... -
BlogsJanuary 27th, 2015 by Jared NewmanBuilding an Apple-powered smart home? Here’s how non-HomeKit devices could work
Your Apple-powered smart home of the future needn’t be limited to the HomeKit ecosystem, but venturing outside will bring some restrictions.... -
App GuideJanuary 27th, 2015 by Chris HoltKingdom Rush Origins
The Kingdom Rush series has been a staple of iOS tower-defence fans’ diets for about four years now, thanks to its cartoonish artwork with an intuitive... -
NewsJanuary 27th, 2015 by Ian PaulGoogle’s Project Zero publishes three OS X zero-day vulnerabilities
Google’s not just picking on Windows. The search company’s Project Zero initiative recently published three unpatched bugs in OS X,... -
NewsJanuary 23rd, 2015 by Caitlin McGarryApple Watch aims to last 19 hours per charge?
If all goes according to plan, your Apple Watch should last about 19 hours on a single charge, according to the latest scoop from 9to5Mac. The Apple-centric... -
BlogsJanuary 23rd, 2015 by Glenn FleishmanWhen it comes to security, who can you trust?
In previous columns, I’ve explained the chain of trust and the weak links in various methods of security. But reader Duane asked a few days ago, regarding... -
NewsJanuary 23rd, 2015 by Michael KaniPhone 6 Plus gaining steam in China
Not everyone may like the big screen size of the iPhone 6 Plus, but users in China are flocking to the device, suggests new data. While the smaller... -
ProductivityJanuary 23rd, 2015 by Derek WalterGoogle adds real-time spell check, better accessibility features to Docs, Sheets and Slides
Google is boosting the mobile versions of its Docs, Sheets and Slides apps on Android and iOS with some extra features. Google spelled out the... -
App GuideJanuary 22nd, 2015 by Christopher BreenFirst look: Logic Pro X 10.1 brings it to beatmakers
Tune into just about any Top 40 radio station these days and it becomes evident that a producer has as much (or more) to do with a song’s arrangement... -
NewsJanuary 22nd, 2015 by Mikael RicknasApple wants to know more about your listening habits
Apple, it seems, has acquired UK company Semetric and its Musicmetric analytics platform, which could allow Apple to keep better track of what people... -
NewsJanuary 22nd, 2015 by Caitlin McGarryTAG Heuer working on an Apple Watch rival after criticizing smartwatches
After months of bashing Samsung, Sony and Pebble’s “cheap, plastic-designed watches”, luxury watch maker TAG Heuer is developing its own smartwatch.... -
App GuideJanuary 21st, 2015 by Christopher BreenAudio Hijack 3
Rogue Amoeba’s Audio Hijack Pro has been a longtime favourite of many who wish to capture sound routed through their Mac – whether from apps or... -
HelpJanuary 21st, 2015 by Christopher BreenVideo chatting with family: How to use FaceTime, Skype or Google Hangouts to keep in touch
Travelling can be difficult. Roadways and airports are crowded, the weather can be uncooperative and trucking a family across country may exceed your... -
NewsJanuary 21st, 2015 by Gregg KeizerMicrosoft updates Outlook for Mac preview tease
Microsoft has updated its preview of Outlook on the Mac, the tease it offered Office 365 subscribers more than two months ago. Tuesday’s update... -
App GuideJanuary 21st, 2015 by Caitlin McGarryQuickie is a lightning fast messaging app for the wearable era
People aren’t really interested in buying fitness trackers or smartwatches yet, but a killer product with must-have apps could turn that around.... -
NewsJanuary 21st, 2015 by John RibeiroFormer Adobe employee seeks larger share in anti-poaching settlement
Michael Devine, who helped sink an earlier settlement between tech companies and workers in a lawsuit over an alleged conspiracy to prevent poaching... -
NewsJanuary 20th, 2015 by Ian PaulRumoured Apple iPad stylus could point toward business ambitions, bigger tablets
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs didn’t like the idea of a stylus for mobile devices, famously decrying, “if you see a stylus, they [the developer]...
