News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
Australian Macworld's David Braue is at the opening of the Apple Store in Chadstone shopping centre, where an estimated 200 people were waiting expectantly for the first Apple Store south of the Murray to open. Here are some "world exclusive" images from the scene, with more to come as the day progresses. For now this is what the media saw at the "preview" of the Store, which took place an hour before its official opening to the public at 10am. Check back for more.
David Braue and Matthew JC. Powell | Sep 13, 2008
America’s presidential election is over, and we can all be grateful for that. But in politics, the race never really ends. I think that’s the metaphor at work in Freedom Run by Spiralstorm Games. The game’s imagery is ripe with symbolism: Republicans and Democrats are bound to each other, struggling to achieve a common good just out of reach. One cannot succeed without the other. And the run, just like the ever-expanding quest for freedom, is endless. There is no finish line. And if you fall down, you get up and try again.
