MacLife Review: Silent Film Director

I've reviewed Silent Film Director for iPhone and iPod touch, a clever and original video editing app. It's on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: Our Choice

Al Gore's digital book for iOS, Our Choice, as been reviewed by yours truly and is now on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: ScanSnap S1100

My review of the incredibly small and portable ScanSnap S1100 scanner is on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: Vimeo

My review of Vimeo, a video editing and sharing app is on MacLife.

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MacLife Review: Battleheart

My review of the cute RPG Battleheart for iOS is on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: Precorder

My review of Precorder, a clever video reocrding app for your iPhone or iPod touch is on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: Improvox

My review of Improvox, a "vocal Instrument" for iOS, is on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Review: Galaxy on Fire 2

My review of Galaxy on Fire 2 for iOS, a Elite-style space faring game, is on MacLife's site.

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Does Your Computer Work Like a Toaster ?

Up until now, the vast majority of computers have been designed for the hobbyist tinkerer. It's quite a feat for such a device to have had so much success: according to recent survey, over a billion of them are currently in use today.

Is This Finally the Birth of the Computer for the Rest of Us ?

When Steve Jobs introduced the Mac back in 1984, it was designed to revolutionise the way people interacted with computers. They would no longer need to type in arcane combinations of letters and numbers to get anything done. Instead, they'd click on images on the screen.