Category: Reviews-HowTos

Just as an amateur photographer can move up from iPhoto to Aperture, or a musician can move from GarageBand to Logic, anyone who edits video can move from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. Mark Spencer shows us how to get started.

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The 2012 NFL season is underway, and these apps can keep you posted on all of the action happening at stadia from Seattle to Foxboro.

This single-task app can help you remember the birthdays of Facebook friends and other contacts, but that comes with the price of shameless self-promotion.

This iOS adaptation of the popular TV series offers compelling characters, unique worlds, and an interactive experience that’s as intense as it is memorable.

While all the recent talk has been about smaller and lighter iPads, Documont’s Kowala, an iPad lapboard for artists and workers alike, takes the opposite approach: It makes your iPad bigger and heavier for easier sketching and drawing–and it’s su…

Dear Esther is a collaborative work of art; a blueprint for future creators of interactive fiction.

These iOS games — like life — throw up a lot of obstacles in your path. But getting around those obstacles is a lot more fun on your iPhone or iPad.

The iTunes Guy answers questions about importing and converting audio.

The end of the world is rarely a beautiful thing. Bastion bucks the trend with a story-rich, action role-playing adventure set in a colorful fantasy landscape that easily makes for one of the most visually striking post-apocalyptic tales I’ve ever enco…

Stay in Command of Mission Control and LaunchPad with these useful tipsMission Control debuted with OS X 10.7 Lion as a way to give you total control over what’s running on your Mac with the press of a single button (or motion of a single gesture, of…

We’re big fans of third-party software that enhances OS X Mail’s features and functions, and for the next week, a number of developers of Gem-worthy Mail add-ons have teamed up to offer some great deals.

Entering life as a photographic experiment, Photosynth has evolved into a fabulous panorama maker.

Whenever I have a random thought while using my iPad, there are plenty of places to quickly jot it down. But if I have the makings of a real idea, I generally want to keep it somewhere safe so it can it germinate and someday reach its full potential.Co…

Can’t your favorite column arrangements to stick in the Finder’s List view? Perhaps you need to update your version of Mac OS.

Between easy imports, fast wireless syncing and a sleek and polished look throughout, MoneyWiz is a top choice in the Mac personal finance field.

Wish you could edit Excel spreadsheets on your iPad? You can, if you’re willing to accept a few compromises.