Hands on with the iPad: First impressions
We've got our hands on an iPad. Discover what we think of Apple's revolutionary handheld device.
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Apple posts QuickTime 7.6.6 update
Apple has released QuickTime 7.6.6 is for users of Mac OS X Leopard, Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.
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Apple iPhone HD coming this summer?
Apple is said to be readying a new model of iPhone, dubbed the iPhone HD, for a summer launc
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Apple posts iPad guided tour videos
A series of guided video tours of Apple's new iPad are now available on Apple's website.
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Apple releases 3.0.2 update for Aperture, adds iPad compatibility
Apple has just posted yet another update for Aperture 3 users, which adds iPad compatibility along with a wealth of bug fixes.
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First Apple iPad apps revealed
Amazon has opened the iPad application floodgates by announcing plans to bring its Kindle e-reader software to Apple's tablet. Here's a quick look at what else to expect once iPad apps become available in the iTunes App Store
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Updated Canon printer drivers available for Mac OS X 10.6
If you've got a printer from Canon and want to make sure it's fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.6, relief is just a download away. Apple on Wednesday posted updated printer drivers that include the latest Canon printing and scanning software for Snow Leopard.
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iPad Apps May Be Buggy at Launch, Worries Developer
For Instapaper Pro developer Marco Arment, the lure of being first out of the gate with his iPad app outweighs the risk of imperfection.
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A glimpse at some iPad games
The iPad is just a week away, and game developers are starting to reveal what their titles will look like on the device. It's already clear that we'll be seeing a lot more detail in games, and hopefully more in-depth experiences to match.
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Flash-free iPad-ready site from Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal and National Public Radio have announced plans to create Flash-free versions of their websites for iPad users.
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New Mac Pro may feature Intel's brand new Xeon 5600 chips
Intel introduced a line of Xeon server chips that operate up to 60 per cent faster than previous server processors, the company said on Tuesday.
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Archiware free 'Video Visions' event with guests Apple, JPY, MXF4Mac next month
Apple, Archiware, JPY and MXF4Mac will be demonstrating a range of time-saving video production tips at a special central London event next week on the afternoon of Tuesday 23rd March.
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Apple Time Capsule - 1TB
Apple didn’t make an elaborate announcement at the time – it was probably too busy updating the iPod, iMac and the entire MacBook range – but it has recently updated its popular storage system Time Capsule, making it both faster and cheaper.
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Publishers put off iPad by lack for Flash and AIR support?
Print publications are lining up to offer digital interactive versions of their wares on Apple's iPad and other tablet-shaped readers -- but there's a problem.
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Apple releases Digital Camera Raw update 3.1
Apple has released Digital Camera Raw update 3.1, which renders both Aperture 3 and iPhoto '09 compatible with eleven new cameras from seven different manufacturers.
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Apple releases Aperture 3.0.1
With Aperture 3's release a scant two weeks ago you might not have expected the imminent release of Aperture 3.0.1 on Wednesday -- unless of course you had actually been using Aperture 3. The much anticipated update should hopefully fix the memory-devouring issues that many users have been seeing as well as bringing a chocolate-box assortment of other tweaks and enhancements.
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Apple Aperture 3
A lot has changed in Aperture 3, even down to the toolbar’s icons -- which illustrates how thorough the redesign has been, as there are over 200 new features.
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Report: Apple Final Cut staff let go 'despite high profits'
Apple has reportedly let at least 40 staff -- part of the Final Cut team -- go, according to an ex-Apple employee.
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Albion announce free Apple Logic music workshop
Albion Computers has announced a free Apple Logic Studio music workshop on Thursday 25th February 2010.
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Report: Apple's Jobs calls Adobe Flash 'CPU hog'
Apple's Steve Jobs has reportedly called Adobe's Flash video technology a "CPU hog", during a meeting with representatives from The Wall Street Journal, according to an online report.