Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The economy may be down on its luck, but not everything’s in trouble: Microsoft’s bringing back the Zune, Forrester’s un-turned its back on the iPhone in enterprise, and there’s a bright side to the latest Mac sales numbers. More: continued here
What’s the intrinsic cost of business software, not just in terms of price but in terms of your expectations? Matthew Bookspan weighs some of the factors. More: continued here
Media 100 unveiled the next generation version of its postproduction software, Media 100 Suite. The suite comes with many new features including Multicam Editing and Voice Over. More: continued here
Bullstorm’s Keyword Manager makes you a more organized photographer by adding powerful and streamlined keyword tools to iPhoto. A new version adds iPhoto ’09 compatibility. More: continued here
Browsers, Web standards, and publishing tools have all gotten better. So why are Web pages still breaking? Computerworld’s Robert L. Mitchell looks at why Web pages stray from WC3 standards. More: continued here
Browsers, Web standards, and publishing tools have all gotten better. So why are Web pages still breaking? Computerworld’s Robert L. Mitchell looks at why Web pages stray from WC3 standards. More: continued here
You use your Mac’s Finder windows constantly to browse your files, but have stopped to consider what the parts of these windows can do for you? Here’s how to take advantage of the sidebar for launching programs and accessing files. More: continued here
Graphic artists and designers who are comfortable with mocking up Web sites in Photoshop will love SiteGrinder 2 Pro. This Photoshop plug-in works extremely well at converting layered Photoshop designs into highly functional and respectably coded Web sites. More: continued here
A Microsoft-sponsored report concludes that Apple users pay a hefty tax for “cool”, but it should be no surprise that the software giant has once again missed the point. More: continued here
These days, color management is almost a requirement for designers who want to maintain control over the appearance of their work once it’s published. James Dempsey talks to Pantone executive Andy Hatkoff about how color management has changed and what tools creative pros can use to get the best results. More: continued here
Right out of the box, the Intuos4 will blow you away with the nuance you can deliver with an on-screen brush, especially when you take advantage of the Intuos product line’s longstanding ability to recognize pen tilt. More: continued here
Tuesday was Go Day at the iTunes Store, as music at Apple’s online store became unshackled from the bonds of digital rights management. Christopher Breen outlines what’s changed now that iTunes tracks are DRM-free. More: continued here
Mariner Software’s Contour 1.1 story development software helps screenwriters develop a structurally sound movie blueprint that meets Hollywood studio development department standards and satisfies moviegoers More: continued here
Brian Keare stares at a complex dashboard on his Mac all day long, watching sales and inventory flow in and out of his small company in southern California. “Who… More: continued here
Though our reviews of the new iMacs and Mac Pros have all posted, the work in the Macworld Lab is not done. We’ve received and tested a number of build-to-order (BTO) systems (as well as the standard configuration Macs) and ran them through some high-resolution game tests. More: continued here