Adobe’s InDesign product manager Chad Siegel visited London this month to show a selection of new InDesign features to Macworld UK. Using a MacBook Pro, Siegel offered a glimpse at a number of time-saving features that focus on designers, but stressed these to be no more than a small selection of some of the features […]
There are various clever ideas floating around the Web as it turns 2.0. These sites often use or rely on variety of ideas associated with new developments on the web: rich Metadata tagging, social networking, earned reputations, identity security, privacy, and inventive business models.
At its core, Wikipedia is not just a reference work but also an online community that has built itself a bureaucracy of sorts–one that, in response to well-publicized problems with some entries, has recently grown more elaborate. It has a clear power structure that gives volunteer administrators the authority to exercise editorial control, delete unsuitable […]
After a two month beta program Parallels has released the final version of Parallels Desktop for Mac. Some highlights: – The highly successful multi-stage beta program included more than 100,000 users from 75 countries – The product offers several key productivity features, like fullscreen/dual monitor mode, file sharing, cutting/pasting between OSes (via Parallels Tools, which […]
I’ve been calling for a MacBook nano for a while now and evidence is mounting that Apple is working on such a beast. Although there are many counter points to the argument (no optical drive?) an ultra-notebook/tablet could fill the hole left by the PowerBook 12-inch quite nicely. AppleInsider is reporting that Apple is working […]