Weekly video tips from the Apple experts
I've had the iPad 2 for a week, and now it's time for the full review! Be sure it read it. But for those who like their reviews in video form, we've got you covered: I've also created a video version of my review of Apple's second-generation tablet device.
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We’ve written a lot of words about the new iPad unveiled by Apple on Wednesday. But now you can see the iPad 2 in action in this video shot just after Wednesday’s press event in San Francisco.
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The McTivia won one of our Best of Show awards this week at Macworld 2011. What’s all the fuss about? See for yourself in this quick video from the Expo showfloor.
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My colleague James Galbraith took a look at some of the audio hardware on display at Macworld 2011. But I also have a few products during my showfloor rambles that will interest Mac-using musicians.
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The iFusion is perhaps the first iPhone accessory that is, in fact, a phone. Say what?
The iFusion is a desktop phone cradle with an iPhone dock. In the latest Macworld Video, my colleague Serenity Caldwell shows you how the iFusion works.
Or you can look below for the full-quality video embedded from YouTube. (Please note our videos are now available in HD on YouTube as well!)
The iFusion connects to your iPhone via Bluetooth and charges via the dock. You can then pick up the plastic phone and use it as a receiver for your iPhone. The iFusion also sports a speakerphone, which the company says sounds superior to the iPhone’s built-in option.
An enterprise-level app for businesses allows the iFusion to integrate with PBX systems.
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You couldn’t get very far on the Macworld 2011 show floor without running into an exhibitor promoting a protective case for Apple’s iPad. But some cases stood out from the crowd.
In this Expo-themed Macworld video, I highlight cases from three developers that deserve a closer look.
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2010 proved to be yet another successful year for Apple with its main attractions being the iPad and iPhone 4. Steve Jobs' criticism of Adobe's Flash technology was an ongoing story, and products such as the iPod nano and MacBook Air got smaller.
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