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Macworld
August 2004
James Galbraith |
From the Lab: Dual Power Mac G5 Benchmarks While waiting for the new dual-2.5GHz Power Mac G5s to arrive, Macworld Lab tested the lower-end models -- the new dual-1.8GHz and the dual-2GHz.   |
InternetNews
August 10, 2004
Ryan Naraine |
Apple Plugs OS X Vulnerabilities Mac OS X Panther users at risk of sensitive data leakage, DoS attacks and system access. |
T.H.E. Journal
August 2004 |
MacShield Centurion Technologies Inc. has broadened its offerings with this Macintosh version of its DriveShield data-protection software. |
Macworld
August 2004
Bruce Fraser |
ProofMaster Adesso For small design shops looking for precise in-house proofing, or photographers looking for more out of a printer than its native drivers can deliver, ProofMaster Adesso is a very good deal. |
Macworld
August 2004
Andy Ihnatko |
PocketMac Pro 3.3 This software is not the only way to get a PocketPC working with OS X, but its e-mail and Web features (as well as its support for PIMs other than Address Book and iCal) make it a clear winner. |
Macworld
August 2004
Christopher Breen |
ArtMatic Voyager 1.1 This application software may not fabricate images realistic enough to fool you, but what it does produce is impressive. If you're a graphic designer in need of compelling backdrops or just someone who delights in creating unique desktop pictures, Voyager is worth the trip. |
Macworld
August 2004
Owen Linzmayer |
Mercury Ti SuperDrive 4x PowerBook Upgrade If you bought a Powerbook g4 that was released prior to November 2002, and envy the built-in CD/DVD burning capabilities of the current crop of powerbooks, this drive's for you. |
PC Magazine
August 17, 2004
Sebastian Rupley |
Apple's Next Move The upcoming Tiger version of Mac OS X soups up searching. |
Macworld
August 2004
Dan Frakes |
Mac GEMS Keyboard commands, browser history, and more |
Macworld
August 2004
David McFarland |
Cascading Style Sheet Editors Cascading Style Sheets can make drab Web pages sparkle, but keeping track of CSS properties and syntax is challenging. Macworld reviews two products for the Mac that simplify this chore: Style Master 3.5 and CSSEdit 1.6. |
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