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Creative Notes Tips, tricks, and news for creative professionals

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Game Room News, reviews, and opinion for Mac game fans

  • Diablo III pushed back to early 2012

    Blizzard has announced that the expected launch window for Diablo III is now early 2012, following an extended beta test.
  • Batman: Arkham Asylum coming to Mac on Oct. 13

    Veteran Mac development and conversion specialists Feral Interactive will bring Batman: Arkham Asylum to OS X.
  • Review: Avadon: The Black Fortress is an old-fashioned, fun RPG

    Avadon: The Black Fortress is like a time capsule waiting to be unlocked. The sparse visuals, uncompromising interface, and lack of tutorials will likely prevent those who cling to polygons and sweeping orchestral themes from embarking on its adventure. But those who venture into Avadon with an open mind will be transported to one of the richest fantasy worlds to grace gaming in many years.
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Mac 911 Tips, tricks and solutions for your Mac problems

  • Flip camcorders down, but not out

    Just because Cisco has discontinued the Flip camcorder doesn't mean you can't continue using it, even without Cisco's FlipShare software.
  • Bugs & Fixes: When email duplication gets unruly

    Ted Landau was plagued with duplicate messages in his Outlook Inbox. With a little sleuthing he discovered that the culprit, as so often happens, was sitting in front of the keyboard.
  • Creating freeze frames in iMovie '11

    Freeze frames are helpful for letting a viewer take a longer gander at your subject or for extending a scene to accommodate a too-long audio track. Here's how to create them in iMovie '11.
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Mac Gems The very best in low-cost Mac software and hardware

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Mac OS X Hints Boost your productivity with our Mac OS X tips and tricks

  • Make apps appear correctly in Mission Control

    Sometimes, when you tell an app to appear in specific workspace, it doesn't. Ditto for when you want an app to appear in every workspace. If that's happening to you, here's a workaround.
  • Remove unnecessary System Preferences icons

    If your System Preferences window feels cluttered, you can remove icons that you no longer need.
  • Quickly create new Sticky notes

    Here are two ways to quickly create new notes from selected text or images in the Mac's venerable Stickies app.
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Mac Word From the desk of Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell

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Mobile Mac Everything a MacBook user needs to know

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Macworld Podcast Weekly audio reports on what's happening in the Apple world

  • iBooks 2 and iBooks Author

    We've had the chance to test Apple's enhanced ebook reading and creation tools, and the authors of those reviews weigh in on both applications.
  • Wrapping Up Macworld | iWorld

    In our final podcast from the Macworld | iWorld show floor, Christopher Breen recaps this year’s event with a panel of Macworld editors.
  • updated Developers and the App Store

    A pair of developers join Macworld's Dan Moren at Macworld | iWorld to discuss the positives and pitfalls of developing for the iOS and Mac App stores.
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Macworld Video Weekly video tips from the Apple experts

  • Organize files in the Finder with Arrange By

    The Arrange By menu in the OS X Lion's Finder is a great tool for organizing, managing, and navigating through your files and folders. Here's how it works and how to make the most of it.
  • Macworld | iWorld Video: SoundJaw

    Boost the volume of your iPad 2's speaker with a simple and inexpensive add-on. Alexandra Chang demos the SoundJaw on the Macworld | iWorld show floor.
  • Macworld | iWorld Video: HyperJuice Plug

    We continue to highlight interesting products on the Macworld | iWorld show floor. It's time to take a closer look at the HyperJuice Plug, which can charge your iOS devices.
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Playlist The latest dispatches from the world of the iPod

  • Organize and play your media from a NAS

    If you have multiple computers, iOS devices, and media players in your home, it's likely your media is a mess--scattered from one end of your home to the other. With the aid of a NAS and these tips, you can cull, organize, and play that content on any device you own.
  • Get smarter with iTunes U

    You've probably noticed it in the navigation bar at the top of the iTunes Store, but have you ever clicked on the iTunes U link? If not, join the millions of people have and expand your knowledge -- for free. Kirk McElhearn explains how.
  • updated Apple TV 4.4 adds Photo Stream, NHL, more

    Apple updated the Apple TV software on Wednesday with support for Photo Stream, NHL subscriptions, a new Wall Street Journal Live channel, and more.
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iOS Central All about the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and App Store from the Apple experts.

  • iOS Central becomes iOS channel

    Content from our iOS Central blog will now appear on the iOS channel, so that all Macworld.com readers can get the latest news, reviews, and how-tos on iPhones, iPod touches, iPads, and apps.
  • The Week in iPhone Cases: Woogie!

    It's iPhone 4S-galore this week, as a slew of new cases designed to work with Apple's latest handset hit the market. We also take a look at compatibility between the iPhone 4S and cases made for the iPhone 4.
  • How international is the iPhone 4S 'world phone?'

    For U.S. iPhone users, the iPhone 4S opens up numerous possibilities for roaming internationally.
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Working Mac Get more out of your Mac with productivity tips and tricks

  • The iPad at work, Day 3: making adjustments

    After three days of working with nothing but his iPad, Dan Moren knew how to do what he needed to do for work--but he also knew what the iPad really can't do on the job.
  • The iPad at work, Day 2: testing the limits

    On the first day of his iPad experiment, Dan Moren took it easy on the tablet. On day two, he was ready to really test the iPad's limits as a work machine.
  • The iPad at work, Day 1: Getting it all set up

    On his first day of using nothing but an iPad for work, Dan Moren found that it takes a bit of adjustment--but only a bit.
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From the Lab The latest hardware reviews and testing straight from Macworld Lab

  • hot First Look: Apple Thunderbolt Display

    The Apple Thunderbolt Display may just be the most clever display ever. Macworld Lab received the new display Friday morning, and immediately we set out to test the new features. What we found is that this display is a great example of the versatility of Thunderbolt.
  • Thunderbolt: Lion v. Snow Leopard lab results and more

    Macworld Lab has done more Thunderbolt testing. We look at Lion versus Snow Leopard performance, MacBook Air performance, and update our eSATA comparison results using a 6Gbps ExpressCard from StarTech.
  • hot Macworld's new Speedmark 7 benchmark suite: How fast is your new Mac?

    Now that the Mac OS has entered the Lion era, its time to bring Macworld’s overall system performance test suite, Speedmark, up to date. With this latest version, Speedmark 7, we’ve updated all of the applications to their current versions, increased files sizes that some tests use, and changed our 3D game test to a more recent title.

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MacUser News, Info, and Opinion by Mac users, for Mac users.

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Digital Photo Digital photography, from cameras to iPhoto and beyond

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