The Macworld highlight, Steve’s Keynote, has been and gone.  As with most keynotes, much of it was US focused.  So this is the Macworld Keynote with a British Accent.
This is the first post, covering the big announcement, look for more soon.

MacBook Air
Undoubtedly the star of the show.  Much of the Keynote was in imperial so, [...]

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There are hundreds of utilities out there for OSX. Some are useful, some are not. Some are free, some are expensive. This is a list of four absolutely essential FREE OSX utilities.

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In case you’ve been living under a rock for the last couple of weeks, I thought I’d point out that Mac Heist have their second bundle of Mac Apps for sale.  At the moment there are 11 apps up for grabs for $49, thats about £25.  Currently, the bundle contains 1password, CoverSutra, Cha-Ching, iStopMotion, Awaken, [...]

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Apple says that if you want to install an application in OSX, all you have to do is drag it to the Trash.  While this will prevent you from using the App anymore, it leaves all sorts of files behind.  Preferences, temp files, plugins, you name it.
This is where App Zapper comes in.  App Zapper [...]

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Apple always appear to create huge amounts of buzz without really trying. So what tactics do they use? And how have they managed to upstage an entire industry two years in a row?

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One of the key selling points of the Apple Lifestyle is the tight integration between their products and the “Just Works” philosophy. So where will this take us Apple users in the future? What can we expect Cupertino to be cooking up in secret?

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MacWorld is only 2 and half weeks away, so let’s start speculating wildly about it’s content. I’m 100% sure all my predictions will come true, sort of.

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With the persistent rumours about upcoming Multi-Touch Macs, is there evidence to support their introduction? I believe so, and it’s all come recently.

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