Weekly Wrap: Hotkeygate, iOS 6, and a slew of reviews
Once a week, we catch you up on Macworld’s biggest stories from the past week, in case you missed them. Because that’s what friends do for each other. This week, we ruminated on the futures of iOS and OS X, covered Hotkeysgate, and–as ever–offered a slew of reviews. A review slew, if you will. Let’s dive in:
The future soon
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference takes place next month, and that can only mean one thing: A lot of developers are about to nurse week-long hangovers. Oh, and it also means that we may get our first look at iOS 6 pretty soon. We looked into our liquid crystal display ball and imagined what iOS 6 might mean for the Maps app, and we also shared some of our biggest wishes for what else iOS 6 might include.
Elsewhere, we shared some thoughts on why Apple is making OS X more like iOS. Somehow, though, we missed the easiest explanation of all: Because.
Reviews-a-palooza
We review so much stuff here at Macworld that it can get hard to keep up.
On the Mac side, we reviewed the OWC Mercury Accelsior PCI Express SSD 480GB Flash Drive, which essentially we found as good as its name is long. Promising prospect EdgeCase can help you cure the cursor curse when you use a multi-monitor setup.
We also looked at InDesign CS6–and even podcasted about reviewing the Creative Suite. Due 1.0 is a nifty, iOS-syncing todo list manager for the Mac. PDF Studio Pro, on the other hand, we liked less.
On the hardware side, we reviewed water-resistant speakers, iPhone cases both good and not so good, a pen/stylus hybrid for the iPad (and also paper), and a laptop bag.
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