MacLife Review: Bobo Explores Light

Bobo, the charming little robot, helps kids learn all about light. My review's on MacLife.

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Another World - Mini Review

A classic game makes an amazing comeback.

Most computer enthusiasts who have been exposed to technology for at least twenty years will have heard of a groundbreaking game called ‘Another World’ in which you played a scientist mistakenly propelled into another dimension where you have to survive and find your way home. The graphics were amazing for the time and the gameplay extremely rich with a great storyline. If you hanker back to the pioneering days of computer games, you may love to know that Another World is now available on iOS and will work on any recent iPod touch, iPhone or iPad.

MacLife Review: Companions

Want a fully fledged RPG game for your iPad, then Companions may be the app to get. My review of it is on MacLife's site.

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MacLife Article: 10 Handy Utilities for Your iPhone and iPad

Having done the Mac, it's iOS' turn. Here are 10 useful app for this platform, as always, on MacLife.

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MacLife Article: 10 Mac App Store Utilities Under $10

I've rounded up 10 programs from the Mac App Store, all under $10.

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MacLife Video: How Final Cut Pro X is Different than FCP 7

Want to know some of the difference between Final Cut Pro 7 and X? My screencast on MacLife highlights a few.

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MacLife Review: Galaxy on Fire 2 - Valkyrie Expansion

The Galaxy on Fire 2 universe, reviewed earlier, has been expanded and you can read all about it on MacLife's website.

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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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