Apple reveals Aperture 1.5
Apple has revealed Aperture 1.5 - a free update to its professional digital photography software - at the Photokina show being held in Germany.
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Mac Pro review
The Mac Pro is more than a G5 with a new processor, it’s a powerful system that offers something not usually associated with Apple – value.
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Apple to upgrade Aperture on Monday?
Apple is expected to announce a major upgrade to its Aperture photo workflow software on Monday. The company is hosting ...
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Zune shows promise, but it's no iPod
Now that Microsoft has announced its new Zune media player will be available, the question becomes: How will it fare in the sales race with Apple's incredibly popular iPod?
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iTunes, iTV form complete package
In the span of an hour-long Steve Jobs presentation Tuesday, Apple gave its customers a new way to buy full-length movies online and, through a device the company expects to ship early next year, a way to watch those movies on their TV screen.
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Disney CEO happy with Apple's movie strategy
Apple may have launched its new movie download service through the iTunes Store with just four studios on board. But at least one Hollywood executive isn't fazed by the lack of participation throughout the movie industry.
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New games come to video-capable iPods
Apple on Tuesday took a step towards making the iPod an all-purpose handheld system with the release of nine games that are playable on all fifth generation iPods. They each cost $4.99, and are available for download now.
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IBC: Apple updates Final Cut Pro
Apple has used the IBC trade show in Amsterdam to announce Final Cut Pro 5.1.2, an update to the Mac maker's video editing software that adds support for Motion's FxPlug plug-ins and more capture formats.
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Apple updates iMac with Core 2 Duo
Apple on Wednesday updated its entire iMac product line, adding the new Core 2 Duo Intel processor. In addition to the updated processors, Apple has launched a new model that features a 24-inch widescreen display.
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Leopard first looks: Dashboard
The Dashboard is one of Apple’s handiest innovations. We look at how it’ll be improved in version 10.5 of the Mac OS.
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Apple pays $100 million in iPod dispute
Apple will resolve its patent squabble with Creative Technology by paying the Singapore-based company $100 million for a license to use a recently awarded patent.
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Wireless Mighty Mouse review
Apple has improved its input device by replacing its USB cord with a wireless Bluetooth connection and upgrading its eyesight with a laser-tracking engine.
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Leopard first looks: Spotlight
Spotlight has been with Mac users for a while now, but Apple has tweaked the search tool for its forthcoming upgrade to the Mac OS.
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First look: Apple's Mac Pro
Earlier this week, I got a chance to work with a Mac Pro for an hour or so to see how it stacks up against the now-discontinued Power Mac G5, as well as its PC rivals.
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Shake 4.1 review
When Apple announced that it was slashing the price of Shake for Mac, it received hyperbole equating this to a Ferrari being offered for the price of a Skoda. However ...
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Leopard first looks: 64-bit support
We unpick the hype to see what Apple is really promising when its new operating system is released next year. First up: the promise of 64-bit computing.
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Analysis: Mac Pro offers speedier 3D
The new Mac Pro features a potential breakthrough in OpenGL performance that could dramatically enhance the speed of 3D graphics -- provided developers tap into it.
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Apple iPod continues to dominate US
Apple continued to lead the US digital music player market in the second quarter with a 75.6 per cent share, according to the NPD Group.
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Meet the Xeon: Inside the Mac Pro's processor
Although Intel has been using the Xeon name since 1998, the dual-core Xeon 5100 processors that power the Mac Pro and Xserve lines are entirely new chips, based on Intel's 64-bit Core architecture platform. This platform was initially introduced to the public late in 2005, with chips continuing to roll out throughout this year; it includes the Core Duo and Core Solo processors used in the Mac Mini and the iMac, as well as some other chips that haven't shown up in Macs -- at least not yet.
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Preview: Apple Mac Pro
On Monday, Apple ended its transition to Intel-supplied chips with a bang, replacing its Power Mac desktops with the Mac Pro. We check this new model out in depth.