By Steve Baczewski
After nearly three years, Epson (http://www.epson.com) is replacing the popular A2-size Stylus Pro 3800 with the impressive Stylus Pro 3880 (US$1,295).
The 3880 now incorporates features used by the... Read more »
This MacNews Category Review looks at account management products for the Mac. Products covered include Account Management, Billings Pro, Fanurio, FreshBooks, Minco, Slife and Time Tagger.
Account Manager
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I've liked the previous incarnations of the iPod touch; I like the latest model even more as it adds still more features. The gorgeous, svelte touch can now record HD video and supports FaceTime video calling -- as well... Read more »
Apple's latest version of the iPod nano has come under criticism for omitting features such as -- among many other things -- a built-in camera. However, the previous nano always seemed just too small for that feature (... Read more »
Seagate's (http://www.seagate.com) GoFlex Home network storage system makes it relatively easy and works relatively quickly, though not without some caveats. (It also works with Windows systems, but, thankfully, there... Read more »
By David Creamer
Not many programs make it to 20 years of age -- Photoshop from Adobe (http://www.adobe.com) is one of the few. The feature list of such a mature program (version 12) has to either get shorter but more... Read more »
This MacNews Category Review looks at ISP products for the Mac. Products covered include DBabble Chat Server, DNews News Server, FmPro Migrator, Mac OS X Server, MailServe, NameStalker, Optigold ISP and Zeus Web Server... Read more »
GEAR4's US$349.99 SoundOrb Aurora docking station (http://www.GEAR4.com) is a cool looking and decent sounding speaker system. But is it worth the manufacturer's suggested retail price of US$349.99?
The company claims... Read more »
By Frank Petrie
There is conservatively five trillion iPad cases and sleeves on the market. OK, OK. Maybe more. And they're all pretty much the same, just different, colors, and fabrics. But this case was developed by... Read more »
By David Creamer
As the Creative Suite versions of the Adobe (http://www.adobe.com) software mature, the list of new features for each program grows smaller, but the new features seem to be getting better. This release... Read more »
This MacNews Category Review looks at driver's ed products for the Mac. Products covered include GPS Academy, Online Drivers Ed and Virtual Drive of America.
GPS Academy
GPS Academy (http://www8.garmin.com/gpsacademy... Read more »
By 'Doctor Dave' Greenbaum
While many people can do occasional typing on the iPad or iPhone via the virtual keyboard, serious keyboarding simply isn't possible without a true external keyboard. While Apple offers two... Read more »
For the most part you probably won't need to use a stylus with your iPad. However, if you're sketching, drawing or using a handwriting-recognition app like WritePad (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/writepad/id293033512?... Read more »
This MacNews Category Review is a look at server security software for the Mac. Products covered include DoorStop X Firewall, eSoft InstaGate, JaSFtp, the Keneisys Virtual Strongbox Manager, MacForensics Lab,... Read more »
Let's not mince words. Apple's kludge for moving iWork docs between the iPad and a Mac pretty much stinks. It's awkward, unintuitive and very Apple-ish. Enter Ecamm's PadSync (http://www.ecamm.com/mac/padsync/), which... Read more »
I live in Nashville, TN, and the stereotype of guys here is that we're burly dudes with cowboy hats and boots who drive pick-ups with gun racks. I'm 165 pounds, go hatless and prefer tennis shoes to boots. I also drive... Read more »
I live in Nashville, TN, and the stereotype of guys here is that we're burly dudes with cowboy hats and boots who drive pick-ups with gun racks. I'm 165 pounds, go hatless and prefer tennis shoes to boots. I also drive... Read more »
By Geoff Blake
Are you ready for Dreamweaver CS5 (http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/)? I hope so because the latest release of Adobe’s flagship web design titan packs a punch and is sure to increase your layout... Read more »
It's so much more fun reviewing iPad cases than those for the iPhone or iPad because the very nature of the iPad offers designers a chance to be a bit more innovative with accessories for the tablet. Let's face it:... Read more »
This MacNews Category Review is the third and final part of our multi-part look at retail management software for the Mac. Products covered include Quick Business, Quick Pallet Maker, Rental, ResellerPower, SafariGuide... Read more »
Second Gear Software's Elements 1.0 (http://www.secondgearsoftware.com/elements/) is a great idevice app for writers, especially considering the kludgey workaround you need to sync iWork docs between an iPad and a Mac... Read more »
By 'Doctor Dave' Greenbaum
The name Otterbox (http://www.otterbox.com) is synonymous with quality protection for your portable devices, so having a line of cases for the iPad is a welcome addition to their family.... Read more »
Kraken cases from Trident Cases (http://www.tridentcases.com) are named after the legendary sea monster that was big and strong (and which swallowed Jack Sparrow -- but that's irrelevant). It's an apt name as they'll... Read more »
By Jay Nelson
InDesign CS5 from Adobe (http://www.adobe.com) represents a major step forward in usability and adds substantial new features for creating and exporting interactive documents and eBooks.
If you’re a... Read more »
By 'Doctor Dave' Greenbaum
I've only been in a tank once. It was some museum in my childhood and I can't remember where, but it was impressive. When you were inside you couldn't hear anything from the outside world. ... Read more »
Kingdom & Dragons Review
By Blake Grundman on May 23rd, 2013
Our Rating: :: A CURIOUS COMBINATIONUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
How well do the brawler and city building genres go together? About as well as one might expect.
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Epic Review
Epic Review
By Blake Grundman on May 23rd, 2013
Our Rating: :: PREDICTABLY PREDICTABLEUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
While this may not be a truly epic kingdom, there is unquestionably more than enough depth to more than justify a free download.
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Karateka Classic Review
Karateka Classic Review
By Carter Dotson on May 23rd, 2013
Our Rating: :: VINTAGEUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Karateka Classic is a port of a classic fighting game that holds up rather well today.
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Poker Night 2 Review
Poker Night 2 Review
By Carter Dotson on May 23rd, 2013
Our Rating: :: GO TEAM VENTUREUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Poker’s just better when Brock Samson is involved.
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Logitech To Release Wired Keyboard With...
Logitech To Release Wired Keyboard With The Classroom In Mind
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 22nd, 2013 [ permalink ]
Logitech has created a wired keyboard for the iPad which
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Pocket Informant Pro Completely Redesign...
Pocket Informant Pro Completely Redesigns Interface In Latest Update
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 22nd, 2013 [ permalink ]
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Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon Brings The...
Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon Brings The Second War of Armageddon To iOS, Next Year
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 22nd, 2013 [ permalink ]
Strategy game creator, Slitherine, unleashes Armageddon, its firs
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World of Aircraft MMO Flies Into Action
World of Aircraft MMO Flies Into Action
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 22nd, 2013 [ permalink ]
Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
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iBillionaire Compares Your Stock Market...
iBillionaire Compares Your Stock Market Portfolio To Actual Billionaire Portfolios
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 22nd, 2013 [
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