Easy Tiger
Apple's Mac OS is due a revamp in the New Year. Codenamed Tiger, it promises many intriguing new features - but will it deliver?
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Search and destroy your PC freedom
New, faster, smarter Search tools are on their way, but many will pop-up with a sting in their tail.
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Good Technology
Celebrating a decade in the digital-media industry this year, Good Technology takes time out to talk to Digit about its successes and how the industry has changed from the early days of Internet.
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Brainstorming
Thinking creatively is a skill that needs to be mastered if you’re to excel in meeting a design brief. Digit spoke to top UK creative talent to discover how they brew up a brainstorm.
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Rolling back the years
When the Macworld Expo celebrated the Mac's 20th birthday this summer, a group of ex-employees assembled to discuss the impact of Apple's computer.
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Macworld Best of Show awards
By the end of the Mac Expo, the focus has turned back to the new products on show, with the Macworld magazine Best of Show awards.
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The ultimate kit
With so many products vying for your cash and your time, here's a comprehensive list of all the stuff you need - from spam filters to speakers.
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Hold your workhorses
If you're thinking of getting a new PC, it might be worth hanging on - there are a few new technologies just around the corner.
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Who wants to be the disk king?
Pushing the limits of computer hard drives is silly when all we need is a lot more memory.
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True types
With an unchecked explosion in computer fonts, are we at risk of losing all sense of the true art of typography? Digit asked leading type designers to spell out how best to use type in today’s hypervisual age.
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Mac's entertainment
Apple may have given the Macworld Expo a miss this month, but there was still plenty going on - especially if you're interested in digital entertainment.
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Design is all around you
From beautiful washing machines to computer mice that look as if they belong in a design museum. We’re surrounded by design – and that can only be a good thing.
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Feeding frenzy
You can now get news delivered to your desktop - Digit checked out how to keep up with the world via an RSS news feed.
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The drive of your life
The price of storage has plummeted since the 80s, but it's still important to choose the right drive for your needs. Digit outlines your options.
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The state of Web 3D
There’s a way to go before we can visit an online 3D corner shop, but Web 3D continues to develop, and is an increasingly intriguing technology.
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Throwback: #3 Wacom SD tablet
Forget mousing around when working up your masterpiece – in 1987 Wacom set digital artists free with its SD series graphics tablet.
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Design Classic #3: The Smiley
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Inside the 3D Mummy
Thumbprint Animation helps bring the story of an Egyptian priest to life with 3D reconstructions of a 3,000-year old mummy and the city of Karnak.
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Faster = slower in the end
The days of megahertz and gigahertz are nearly over, and working out who’s got the fastest computer will take a degree in mathematics.
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Make your mark
If you want prettier labels than a few hastily-scrawled words to keep your CD archives in order, check out one of these CD printing solutions.