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BlogsInsecurity complex
The Macalope wonders if there’s a corollary to Betteridge’s Law of Headlines that says something about editors who don’t understand the details...
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BlogsAn iPhone fan’s month with Windows Phone: Week one
I love my iPhone 5. In fact, I’ve loved every iPhone I’ve ever owned, and lusted after the few I didn’t. But while I’m well aware that Apple...
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BlogsIs Google challenging Evernote, reviving Notebook with Keep?
Google Reader fans disheartened about the end of their favourite RSS client can seize hope that its services may someday return. A purported...
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BlogsWhat’s coming later this year?
The first part of the year is always an exciting time for the Apple faithful. For one, there’s Apple’s quarterly results which typically indicate...
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Blogs 1Why I switched from iPhone to Android, Part 3
For me, switching phones didn’t involve a dramatic moment of decision. It was a gradual process. I carried both the Samsung Galaxy S III and my...
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BlogsiPad 5 rumour roundup for the week
The iOSphere rumour machine for the iPad 5 is running on vapours, given that some were predicting as of last week that the Next iPad will be released...
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BlogsWhy I switched from iPhone to Android: Part 2
What drove me to switch to Android and the Samsung Galaxy S III after five happy years with iPhones? I covered two of the reasons in Part One and...
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BlogsWhy Apple should sidestep the ‘phablet’
While visiting what might otherwise be called respectable websites, you may have seen writers put forth the idea that “phablets” are eating...
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BlogsHow to think like a Mac geek
Most of us know at least one person who’s not merely a Mac user, but a dyed-in-the-wool Mac geek. You know the type: someone who has a large collection...
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Blogs 2Why I switched from iPhone to Android: Part 1
About a month and a half ago, I walked into my local AT&T Store in the US, handed over my iPhone 4S, and asked to be switched from my unlimited...
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BlogsToo many secrets: Three ways Apple could loosen up
I’ve been mainlining Downton Abbey for the last few days, and one line in particular has stayed with me: that moment when the Lady Grantham and...
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Blogs 1Why iOS needs support for multiple accounts
Picture this common scene: A family shares an iPad, with each person struggling to maintain control of it long enough to play their favourite game,...
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Blogs 1Hands on with iLectric Piano on the iPad
The folks at IK Multimedia have done it again. Another brilliant app for the iOSsphere. Following on from iGrand Piano for the iPad we now have iLectric...
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Blogs 1iPad 5 rumour roundup for the week
The iOSphere is gripped in a rumour drought regarding the iPad 5 and iPad mini 2. Most of this week’s buzz was over a blogpost that claims an...
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Blogs 2Hands on with Pebble: Not a smart watch. Yet.
Oh Pebble, Pebble, Pebble. How much ink and pixels have been spent on you so far? From the initial crowd-funding effort that saw you zoom 100 times...
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BlogsiPhone 6 rumour roundup
The iOSphere raised the word “intuitive” to new heights for the iPhone 6, seizing on an Apple patent that would introduce mind-reading...
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BlogsFive improvements iBooks Author needs to make
I build books for a living. My primary job at Macworld is editing how-to ebooks written by editors on staff, our frequent contributors, and even...
