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The Week in iPad Cases: Portenzo's Journal Cover may be the unique case you've been looking for
This week’s roundup of new iPad cases includes artistic designs from Pad & Quill and keyboard alternatives from M-Edge and Sunrise Hitek.
Bad decisions: Don't buy a Watch if you don't want one
Words to live by.
Kerbal Space Program review: PC gaming's new paragon reaches the heavens
Kerbal Space Program isn't just a fantastic simulation. It's one of those games that makes you glad you play on PC, because it could only come to exist on PC.
The Week in iOS Apps: Streamline and Sunrise offer new calendar options
This week's roundup of apps includes one new calendar offering, Streamline, and one older one with a new twist, Sunrise. Plus, new and updated games, news, and productivity apps.
Iceland and beyond: Exploring offshore web hosting
Although a local web hosting provider might be your first thought, hosting your website abroad can improve security and performance.
No Oculus Rift for the Mac, but your Mac couldn’t handle it anyway
Oculus VR announced the required specs for its virtual reality headset and the Mac isn't up to snuff.
Feedly debuts Apple Watch app for wrangling all your must-reads in one place
View the day's best stories and save, mark as read, or tag them for future reference right from your wrist.
Amazon Echo update lets you shop without raising a finger
Owners can now bark out orders to buy stuff. And thus, the endgame for Amazon’s cylindrical speaker is revealed.
How to design an environmentally friendly website
Reducing your carbon footprint can be as simple as changing the background color of your website, or taking the time to clear out unused files. Here's how to make your site more efficient while having a positive impact on the environment.
You Should Play: Implosion's hack-n-slash mechanics and stellar graphics make one outstanding game
Console-worthy graphics, exhilarating combat, mutant aliens... what more could you even ask for?
Apple should improve Apple Watch's security, but the fear of theft is overblown
Siri can't find your Apple Watch just yet, but the online hysteria over its lack of anti-theft features exaggerates the situation.
The final frontier: How Apple TV could connect all the dots
With a closer relationship with iOS and OS X, Apple TV could be finally become the missing piece that Jobs introduced it as all those years ago.
Siri checks in: Welcome to Starwood’s hotel room of the future
From robot bellhops to RFID carpet, Starwood is betting big on technology as the future of hospitality.
To-do app Wunderlist debuts API integrations with Slack, HipChat and more
Looking to become more useful to its 13 million users, Wunderlist releases its public API to integrate with chat apps and calendars.
The Week in iPhone Cases: Go swimming with Mophie’s latest Juice Pack
This week’s roundup of new iPhone cases bring you fitness-forward options from Belkin and Griffin, cases for photographers from Manfrotto and Olloclip, and extended battery life from Mophie and PowerSkin.
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Macworld’s May Digital Edition: hands-on with the Apple Watch
In May, it’s hands-on with the Apple Watch and the new 12-inch MacBook. Executive Editor Susie Ochs raves about the Apple Watch software while former Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell takes on the MacBook’s redesigned trackpad. Plus: Time-saving tips for Office for iPad.
Macworld How-To
How to whiten teeth in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements
Brightening pearly whites in a photo is really quite easy.
Mac 911: You are not an Apple ID! You are a Free Person!
Apple doesn't exactly believe in different people using the same resources or the same person needing multiple identities, but it's working on it.
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