Apple Magazine
The Right Magazine for the right audience
Elegantly designed and highly interactive, AppleMagazine
will also keep you updated on the latest weekly news.
It's that simple! It's all about Apple and its worldwide
cultural influence, all in one place, and only one tap away.
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IT'S ALL ABOUT APPLE

AppleMagazine is a weekly publication packed with news, iTunes and Apps reviews, interviews and original articles on anything and everything Apple.

NEW CONCEPT

AppleMagazine brings a new concept of light, intelligent, innovative reading to your fingertips; with a global view of Apple and its influence on our lives - be it leisure activities, family or work-collaborative projects.

ONE TAP AWAY

Elegantly designed and highly interactive, AppleMagazine will keep you updated on the latest weekly news, iTunes and Apps reviews. It's that simple! It’s all about Apple and its worldwide cultural influence, all in one place, and only one tap away.

  • Following the spate of tragic suicides in the Foxconn factory amid allegations of poor working conditions, many tough questions are being asked about the quality of life offered to those people tasked with assembling our beautiful Apple machines. Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • Apple's MacBook Air has been dominant in the market since its debut but the battle lines have been drawn as we can expect a flood of Windows based ultrabooks unveiled at CES 2012. Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • Will Apple continue using Intel CPUs? - Is it in Apple's best interest to keep Intel as their CPU manufacturer, or may they look elsewhere, such as AMD or even an ARM chip designed in-house? Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • Beauty and function have been Apple's trademarks since its earliest days — is it any surprise the company's new "spaceship" headquarters will be any different? Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • Despite OS X's robust security, some still advocate the use of applications such as Norton Antivirus on a Mac 'just in case'. So, are Mac's completely invulnerable to viruses or not? Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • An iPad with Retina Display seems to be the next logical step for the tablet, but there are inherent challenges to be conquered when bringing a device such as this to the market.
  • OS X is Apple's latest and greatest run of operating systems in a series which can be traced all the way back to the company's origins, through System Software 1 - 6, System 7 and Mac OS 8 and 9. Only at AppleMagazine.
  • Before Photo Stream, transferring photos taken with an iOS camera onto your Mac or other iOS device required a USB connection to iTunes, the use of a third-party photo exporting application, or e-mailing them to yourself. Learn how to use this innovative iCloud feature at AppleMagazine.
  • Apple commands vast respect and is in a unique position to lead the entire computing and electronics industry toward a future of increased environmental responsibility with all the vigor, ingenuity and passion one expects from Infinite Loop. Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • After upgrading to Lion, some users have found that their aging machine is a little sluggish, so with this in mind, we bring you some tips on speeding up your older Mac. Only at AppleMagazine. The right magazine for the right audience.
  • Apple's already changed the way we take music with us with the iPod, call each other with the iPhone and easily share mobile information through the iPad. But before he died, was Steve Jobs also planning a revolution for a device that keeps people at home on their couches?
  • Deciding whether you need the Macbook Air or the iPad is also a choice of operating systems. Find which one is for you at AppleMagazine. The right magazine for the right audience.
  • What can you find at an Apple Store? How to make a genius bar appointment. What is the Apple Care program? We tell you all about it at AppleMagazine.
  • A guide to purchasing an iPod. Product description and useful review of the iPod line. Read about it at AppleMagazine.
  • Tim Cook is no Steve Jobs -- and that might just be the main reason Jobs hand-picked him as the heir to the Apple throne. Only at AppleMagazine. The right magazine for the right audience.