Weekly Wrap: MacBook Air tests, tons of reviews, and five years of iPhone
This week, Macworld offered some advice, a slew of reviews, and a look back at five years of iPhone. Let’s dive in.
The explainer
We like explaining things. So this week, we explained precisely what green can do for you. We offered up three quick browser tips. If you expect that last one to include advice like “eat lots of mushrooms” and “try using fireballs,” you misread; these are not quick Bowser tips.
Other advice we shared included how to choose a to-do manager, how to present with the iPad, how to turn photos into a movie, and how to prepare for this weekend’s final farewell to MobileMe. And this week’s Macworld video tip showed you how to set up your Mac for remote file access, or SUYMFRFA for short.
Want to understand why Google’s so laser-focused on getting its apps (like Chrome and Google Drive) on iOS? We have that answer as well.
Reviews, both hard and soft(ware)
We found that the new AirPort Express is a powerhouse, and we don’t say that about every wireless router, you know. Macworld Lab put build-to-order 2012 MacBook Airs to the test, and the results may surprise you. And that may be cause a monster pops out from behind the article as you read it. Maybe.
We gave the Soundfreaq Sound Kick a listen, and we also put the SpeechWare USB 6-in-1 TableMike to the test.
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