The Apple Magic Trackpad adds a new gesture to the ranks of the multitouch swipes and pinches. As well as supporting the finger movements we’re used to on the Macbook Pro, it introduces a new three-fingered gesture that lets you fling windows round the screen. However, using the Magic Trackpad’s new gesture means you have to give up the ability to use a swipe to flick through galleries in iPhoto. Hopefully there’s more secrets to be unlocked from Apple’s pretty new peripheral. We’ll be putting it through its paces as soon as humanly possible.
July, 2010
Planning on buying a Magic Trackpad? Got a Magic Mouse? How about a magic Apple Keyboard? Then you’ll be gobbling up batteries like a kid at Christmas, which is why Apple’s just launched its own battery charger. It might not be branded as being “magic” but Cupertino reckons it’s super efficient, and of course, it looks lovely.
A new community driven site could help put an end to those shocking mobile bills you get whenever you try to use your phone on holiday.
Along with the new iMac and the Magic Trackpad, Apple has super-sized its LED Cinema Display. There’s now a hefty 27in LED Cinema Display to go alongside the current 24in model and the even bigger 30in option. But while it’s broken cover with pricing in the US, the new display is simply marked “coming soon” in the UK Apple Store. Read to find out what you’ll get when it arrives…
The new iMac is here, following rumour, speculation and much salivation by feverish upgraders, Apple’s all-in-one now packs the latest Intel Core i3, Core i5 or Core i7 processors, as well as updated ATI Radeon HD 5750 graphics.
Apple has unleashed the Magic Trackpad we’d been hearing whispers about. The Bluetooth trackpad is a enlarged version of the same multitouch tech nestled in the Macbook Pro but will play nice with any Mac with Bluetooth. Read on for all the details…
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days doesn’t break out across Europe till August 20th, but that hasn’t stopped us getting our hands on the criminally cool follow up to Kane & Lynch: Dead Men. More than a month ahead of release how’s it shaping up? Read on to find out.
The status of the iPhone 4 Jailbreak changed subtly yesterday. This was due not to the efforts of the various hackers working on the jailbreak code, but to a change in the US Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA). Put simply – jailbreaking is now legal.