Macman
Steve Jobs hated iMac, wanted to call it 'MacMan'
Emily Price Instead of an iMac, you might have a MacMan — if it wasn’t for Kevin Segall.
Macman: ease the burn with back-up
Garry Barker Robert Black lives and works in bushland on the edge of Melbourne. In the summer bushfire season he might lose his house but the insurance documents are kept safe and retrievable quickly in digital...
Macman: taking shortcuts
Garry Barker Some use technology to save themselves time, effort and perhaps nasty outbreaks of RSI. For them, it is all about shortcuts.
Macman: cloud cover
Garry Barker On almost every cybercorner of the web these days, you are likely to find someone talking about cloud computing.
Macman: stay vigilant on viruses
Garry Barker Of all the attributes of the Macintosh platform that rub salt into the often-sensitive hides of rival platforms, it is the Mac's resistance to viruses, worms, trojans and all the other horned evil...
Macman: fingers the best cursor control
Garry Barker A little button on the tab-bar of Firefox's latest browser, version 3.5, has kindled a new flame in the hoary debate on whether it is quicker to use keyboard shortcuts rather than a mouse.
Macman: Some privacy, please
Garry Barker Last week there came to light an improved private browsing feature in Mozilla's Firefox 3.5, the latest, substantially upgraded version of the popular web browser.
Wisdom shared in tribal lore
Macman Clubs continue to thrive as forums for sharing the love of Apple products.
Apple puts eye into iDevices
Macman Mobiles and Macs lead the way in providing accessibility for the visually impaired.
Life with the Mountain Lion
Macman Apple's latest operating system improves on many aspects of its previous incarnations.
Conference shines the apple
Macman Expect sleeker MacBooks, desktop and mobile integration and maps to rival Google's.
Turning a boring PowerPoint into something incredible
Macman EVERY minute of every day on this suffering planet, someone is running a PowerPoint presentation, such is the ubiquity of the computer program that has stirred more criticism and sent more people to...
Counterfeit to the Apple core
Garry Barker A suspicious microprocessor was the first sign something fraudulent was afoot.
MacBook entry-level specs impress
Garry Barker The MacBook is Apple's entry-level notebook computer yet it is surprisingly close in its specifications to the more expensive MacBook Pro line.
Macman
Masterpiece for the mantelpiece
Garry Barker Apple has done it again — and it costs less. By Garry Barker.
An Apple a day
Garry Barker There is one school in Melbourne, Coburg Senior High School, where computers — in this case, all of them are Macs — are integral to an educational project that is rare in the world, maybe even unique.
Apple techno babble
Garry Barker Because Windows has always dominated the business world, PowerPoint ruled the presentation firmament, a fact that has settled a pall of boredom over millions of people all over the globe.
