News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
I've officially given up on trying to guess Apple's next move. As far as my computing needs go I've almost achieved what I want with a decent media management system, workhorse, family system and some other bits and pieces. However, there's one more element that I reckon my setup needs and I'm hoping Apple fills this gap in San Francisco in a couple of week's time.
Anthony Caruana | Dec 22, 2007
A very nifty way to display your photos or videos in front of some great template backgrounds or your own design.
David Holloway | Dec 11, 2007
And more to the point, why didn't it? If you look at the world of PC gaming, two things become apparent: (1) Virtually the entire PC gaming population is playing World Of Warcraft. Statistically, you may be playing it right now, and not evenrealise it. (2) The momentum's been lost to the console world.
Alex Kidman | Dec 11, 2007
People who read this column will know that I love Gmail as much as some people love their fully-restored 1966 Mustang.
Dan Warne | Dec 11, 2007
When the smell of smoke drifted through Designwyse’s Melbourne premises on 23 July, it was Jason, the 24-year-old son of managing director and founding proprietor Robert Kloester, who alerted the company to the possibility of fire.
Fleur Doidge | Dec 11, 2007
The Designer’s Desktop Manual is a full-colour 250-page reference manual covering most aspects of design in QuarkXPress, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, DreamWeaver and Bridge.
Keith White | Dec 11, 2007
Perhaps a more accurate title for this column would be “Keeping all the same spots, but changing the names of them”.
Matthew JC. Powell | Dec 11, 2007
When I get my Telstra bill each month with the $33 line rental, I feel like the wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz screaming, “I’m melting! I’m melting”.
Dan Warne | Dec 11, 2007
The International Society for Technology in Education aims for students investigating coherences by themselves - learning by doing leads to real understanding.
Martin Levins | Dec 10, 2007
The protection of children on the internet has been a regular feature in many media for some time now and it’s been capped off recently with the Federal government offer of an internet filter for free (for three years) to every Australian family.
Martin Levins | Dec 10, 2007
I have three cats, and one MacBook. You’d think that pure numerical superiority would be enough for the cats to feel confident in their lot — but that’s not entirely the case. Even the fact that the MacBook is only portable where the felines are fully mobile isn’t enough for them. You see, I’ve come to the conclusion that at least one of my cats is — there is no better word — envious of my MacBook.
Alex Kidman | Dec 10, 2007
Many decades ago, there was a linoleum layer’s apprentice. For the sake of personality, let’s call him Alf. Like most apprentices, Alf was given all the tedious, noisy, potentially painful jobs that nobody else wanted to do. On one particular day in 1962, Alf was given the job of nailing down a large Masonite board to some timber, in preparation for some truly hideous lino to be set down. Alf was bored, Alf was feeling rebellious, and Alf knew it would be a long time before anyone spotted what he was up to — so he went nuts. Spiral patterns of staples, double, triple and quadruple staples — this board wasn’t going to come up without a fight.
Alex Kidman | Dec 10, 2007
Myvu has announced that its Crystal video goggles now work with the iPhone. The Crystal glasses require a new cable which costs $US24.95.
