Gadgets: Apple confirms Sep 9 'iPod relaunch' event
Apple is planning a special, invitation-only event for September 9, 2009, confirming rumours that have circulated on the Mac Web for the past couple of weeks.
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Apple Logic Studio 9
Logic Studio 9 upgrades the full suite of applications, but a single new feature called Flex Time could have the biggest impact on the way you work.
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Apple Mac OS X Snow Leopard confirmed to ship on August 28
Apple will release Mac OS X v10.6 -- aka Snow Leopard -- will go on sale this Friday, August 28. Mac fanatics and other interested parties can pre-order from today. Current Mac owners can upgrade to Mac OS X 10.6 for £21.74 plus VAT.
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Apple releases Safari update
Apple dropped the latest update to its Safari Web browser on Tuesday, bringing with it some stability improvements, bug fixes, and security patches. Those who hoped for anything fancier -- I've still got my fingers crossed for VRML support -- will have to wait until a more substantial update.
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Matte 'antiglare' display for design pro returns to the 15-inch MacBook Pro
Apple has quietly added the option of an antiglare widescreen display to the 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro laptops.
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Apple Shake's demise confirmed
Following Apple's removal of its Shake high-end compositing tool from its website and store, we've received confirmation that it's no longer available.
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Last version of Mac OS X Leopard to launch soon
Reports suggest that Apple has released a new build of Mac OS X 10.5.8 to developers for final testing.
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Apple Soundtrack Pro 3
With Soundtrack Pro 3, Apple continues its nice-guy approach to eschewing feature bling and focusing on real-world, day-to-day productivity improvements.
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Apple Compressor 3.5
Version 3.5 of Apple's media encoding tool Compressor expands its single-task focus into other areas, as well as making it easier to use.
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Apple Color 1.5
With support for Red and other formats at up to 4K and new ProRes flavors, improved workflows, the new Color 1.5 is indeed a bird of a different colour.
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Apple Motion 4
In Motion 4, Apple continues to enhance the realism of motion graphics with new rendering capabilities to simulate shadows, reflections, and depth of field.
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Apple Final Cut Pro 7
While there are a few extremely sexy new features in Final Cut Pro 7, the main focus of this new version seems to be enhancing stability, speed, and productivity.
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Apple's new Final Cut Studio: in-depth reviews
We've had a chance to review Apple's new video post production suite, Final Cut Studio. Find out whether it's the must-have upgrade you'd hoped for.
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Apple releases Final Cut Studio Pro 7, Motion 4, Soundtrack Pro 3, Color 1.5; drops price
Apple has launched a new version of its Final Cut Studio video suite for the Mac, which includes Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4, Soundtrack Pro 3, Color 1.5 and Compressor 3.5.
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Today's Apple rumour: £700 tablet due in October
Another day, another Apple tablet PC rumour. But the rumors may be getting closer to the truth, or vice versa, as a report surfaced from Taiwan today that Apple plans to releases its much discussed tablet computer this October. Guesstimated pricing: £700.
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Apple issues fix for MacBook Pro SATA interface
In an apparent response to user complaints, Apple today released a firmware upgrade that it said fixes an issue with the drive interface in new MacBook Pro.
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UK iPhone fans queues for first iPhone 3G S sales
iPhone fans were up bright an early this morning, joining a queues outside O2 shops and the Apple Stores around London in search of a new iPhone 3G S.
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In depth: Apple Safari 4
Since its debut, Safari has offered Apple Mac users hassle-free browsing, standards-friendly HTML rendering, and a number of thoughtful and handy features to make surfing the Web just a little bit more fun. Its triumphant new version continues all these trends with style--and bolts on a jumbo jet engine's worth of pure speed.
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Gadget review: iPhone 3.0 software update
When Apple first announced the iPhone in 2007, the company said that it planned to continually update the phone with new features and functionality. In 2008, Apple released iPhone 2.0, which opened up a whole new world of third-party applications, finally converting the iPhone from the latest hot gizmo to a viable platform.
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Analysis: Did Apple downgrade the new MacBook Pro's SATA interface?
Apple's latest MacBook Pro laptops came with a number of upgrades to processor speeds, RAM and hard drives -- not to mention reduced price tags.