Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
STM is one of those companies that seems to fly under the radar when it comes to iPad accessories. They’re better known for their general-purpose tablet and laptop bags; they are making inroads, though, having caught some attention with their Skinny an…
Zynga’s Skateboard Slam pulls out some solid tricks and coasts over the finish line without ever breaking a sweat, although its upgrade and level unlocking systems seem cynically balanced to drive additional in-app purchases. In a fun, surprisingly d…
When Apple revealed its tablet ambitions with the iPad in early 2010, critics dismissed the device as strictly for media consumption, rather than content creation or productivity. This unwarranted reputation largely evaporated over the years thanks to …
Yes, I know I’m late to the 100 Doors bandwagon, but it wasn’t until this past Thanksgiving when my cousin introduced me to the game (100 Doors 2013, specifically) on her gigantic Android phone. I was immediately hooked, spending a fair amount…
The My Passport Slim isn’t flashy, in any sense of the word. In fact, its most distinguishing feature may be its lack of distinguishing features. It’s a USB 3.0 bus-powered portable drive built around a standard rotational hard drive with a heal…
Headphones make a statement. Whether the listener is an unabashed audio fiend or someone that cares more about the outer coolness than the quality of the sound, there are a lot of considerations to put into a product. Velodyne has created a line of hea…
Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from Macworld U.K. Visit Macworld U.K.’s blog page for the latest Mac news from across the Atlantic.
Telltale Games has once again worked its magic to transport you to a compelling universe w…
In the smallish world of USB microphones, there’s an even smaller subset of mics that attempt to address both the Mac OS and iOS platforms. We’ve seen one such microphone in the form of Apogee’s $199 Mic. Blue, makers of the Snowball and Yet…
Snugg’s Distressed Brown Leather Case was something of a pleasant surprise when I reviewed it last year. I didn’t expect much at first, considering that it’s a low-cost case from a relatively unknown manufacturer. It quickly became a personal favorite …
Think about how much time you spend dealing with chunks of text, big and small: the search queries you type into Google, the words and phrases you look up on Wikipedia, the chunks of words you copy from one app and paste into another. I deal with …
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Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from Macworld U.K.. Visit Macworld U.K.’s blog page for the latest Mac news from across the Atlantic.
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Several companies currently offer Thunderbolt docks to expand the interface options for recent MacBooks. CalDigit’s Thunderbolt Station is one of the latest, providing a wide range of connections including USB 3.0, HDMI and Ethernet ports, among others…
Your iPhone has become the epicenter of your work and social universe. And if you can keep your iPhone in your pocket, on your desk, or across the room and still send and receive calls from it, so much the better.
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So many of the little details surrounding Google Play Music for iOS suggest that the tech giant isn’t so eager to win over iPhone owners as recent overtures might suggest. Never mind that six months passed before its iOS launch, but the in-app keyboard…
Ah, Thanksgiving. A relaxing day full day of floats, football, family, and food, it may be the perfect holiday — that is, unless you’re in charge of the meal. Any number of things can sink your supper, from a dry, overcooked bird to subpar side dishe…
Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from Macworld UK. Visit Macworld UK’s blog page for the latest Mac news from across the Atlantic.
Stealth Inc. is a puzzle-platform game for iPhone and iPad that, as its name implies, involve…