MacUser
ENTERTAIN ME … so screams every social network, from the moment you wake to the moment you sleep … FEED ME FAVOURITES AND GIFS AND HASHTAG MEMES … this is what constitutes society now, shovelling great lumps of triviality onto the heap … THROW COLD WATER OVER YOURSELF SO THAT I MAY FIND MIRTH
MacUser
Quietly, with no fuss at all, we're losing an area of design that is rarely discussed or celebrated. When it's gone, we'll miss it and reminisce it and pine for it. We are losing the backs of things.
MacUser
There I was, lazily flicking through the latest releases on the App Store, looking for things I really don't need or want, just in case there's something incredible buried under all the camera filters and calculators and clunky weather apps. I was about to give up
MacUser
Like a reverse Godwin's Law, it's impossible to discuss Apple's approach to design without the word “Rams” popping up eventually. From the orange button on the Calculator app to the perforated aluminium of the Mac Pro (RIP) and every nice little touch in between,
MacUser
So here it is, yet another version of iTunes. Another update, another shuffling around of bells and whistles. As with the last ten versions, there's a lot to love and a lot to hate about iTunes 11. It's still suffering from a decade of feature creep
MacUser
Watch Columbo. This is a sound piece of advice that is the solution to most of life's problems, but right now, watch Columbo and pay attention to the desks. Over more than three decades of faux-bumbling homicide investigation, Peter Falk's scruffy detective witnessed the changing role