It’s best Mac apps of the month time and while February is the shortest month, we’re not skimping on apps.
In this month’s installment we’ve got the easiest way to fling fistfuls of files online, a brilliant app for writing long documents and doing project work, the best Mac instant messenger programme we’ve used, iTunes given a DJ-centric overhaul and a game which will baffle your brain but keep you addicted…
The Mac App Store is open for business and we’ve already recommended the best free Mac App Store apps to start with. But what if you’ve got a wallet in your hand and are waiting to splurge some cash on Mac App Store paid apps? Well, fear not, because we’ve picked five excellent Mac App Store paid apps to pick up on your first shopping spree. Read on to see which ones we think are worth your first burst of cash…
We’ve just hit the mid point of the week, so it’s time to take a breather. Kick back and unwind by grazing on all the latest gadget news, rounded up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown!
Bill Gates, the original cheerleader for tablet computing, has offered up his review of Apple’s iPad. Here’s a clue, Steve Jobs won’t be happy…
The Apple Tablet isn’t official yet. But already Apple’s next-gen dream machine is facing up to some stiff competition, as the world’s biggest gadget purveyors line up their own take on the much-vaunted iTablet. Everyone from HP to Foxconn has one in the locker. If Apple wants to sit at the top of the tablet table, these are the finger-friendly delights it’ll need to beat.
While the world and his wife seems obsessed with the Apple Tablet, which is still, let’s remember just a rumour at this point, Microsoft’s Courier tablet looks increasingly impressive. Read on to find out about the amazing interface of Microsoft’s magic tablet…
Since breaking cover last week, the Microsoft Courier tablet has been getting tech-heads hot under the collar – and if an anonymous tipster is correct, it could be out a lot sooner than we’d been expecting.
Presenting the Microsoft Courier tablet. We heard earlier this week that Redmond was planning its own take on the slate computer, and this is it. A whole bunch of beans have spilled along with the picture though, so read on to find out what’s known so far about this laptop toppler.
