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20 MAC POWER USER TRICKS AND TIPS
THE WORLD’S BEST-SELLING APPLE MAGAZINE
JANUARY 2016
How to set up the Apple TV
APPLE
TV APPS,
GAMES &
MORE
APPLE TV
COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE
Siri Remote tips,
+
What to say to Siri
iPad Pro
REVIEW
Find out if Apple’s best
iPad yet is right for you
4K iMac
REVIEW
Get a Retina display
iMac for less
Contents
3
4
Welcome…
News
Features
9
31
40
70
83
96
117
20 Mac power user tricks
Macs vs PCs
Essential Mac utilities
How to set up an Apple TV
Apple TV Siri Remote tips
Christmas gift guide
iPad buying guide
Reviews
47
56
63
Apple TV (2015)
21.5in iMac with 4K
Retina display (3.1GHz)
iPad Pro
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Welcome...
T
his month we’ve mostly been playing
with the new Apple TV. It’s one of those
devices where it’s very easy to get
sidetracked when you are reviewing it, whether you
get sucked into a game or become addicted to the
Sing! karaoke app. We’ve managed to get together
a complete guide to the new set-top box, as well
as tips for using the Siri Remote and the Apple TV
App Store. So if you are considering one for your
Christmas wish list then this is a must read.
It’s not all Apple TV though, we also have the
review of the new 4K iMac – the first 21in iMac
to ship with a Retina display. For all you Mac
aficionados we also have 20 Mac power user
tricks, and we bet there are a fair few you didn’t
already know about.
Since by the time you read this Christmas will
be well and truly upon us, we’ve done our bit to
help you with the shopping side of things, check out
our Christmas feature for some geeky gift ideas.
The other new product that has been keeping
us busy this month is the new iPad Pro and we
have a review of the new bigger tablet, as well
as an iPad buying guide which should prove
useful if you are thinking of upgrading soon.
We hope you’ve enjoy the issue. Feel free
to send us your feedback via
facebook.com/
MacworldUK
or email
karen_haslam@idg.co.uk.
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Apple won’t make
iPad/Mac hybrid
Tim Cook rules out converged iPad and Mac
A
pple CEO Tim Cook caused a minor
kerfuffle recently while promoting the
iPad Pro in an interview when he asked,
“Why would you buy a PC anymore? No really, why
would you buy one?”
The question baffled Mac users, and seemed to
suggest that Apple might one day phase out the
Mac – or combine it with the iPad to make a hybrid
device similar to Microsoft’s new Surface Book.
Cook clarified the meaning behind his question in
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an interview with the
Irish Independent,
telling the
newspaper that Macs and PCs are not the same. Dig
on PCs aside, Cook said he understands that some
people need desktops and notebooks, while for
others, a powerful tablet like the iPad Pro will suffice.
“We feel strongly that customers are not really
looking for a converged Mac and iPad,” Cook
said. “Because what that would wind up doing, or
what we’re worried would happen, is that neither
experience would be as good as the customer
wants. So we want to make the best tablet in the
world and the best Mac in the world. And putting
those two together would not achieve either.
You’d begin to compromise in different ways.”
The differences between Mac and iPad chips
are dwindling, as Apple’s A-series line gets more
and more powerful. But that doesn’t mean an iPad
will eventually replace a Mac, even if Cook now
uses a Pro as his everyday work machine.
“What we’ve tried to do is to recognise that
people use both iOS and Mac devices,” Cook told
the Independent. “So we’ve taken certain features
and made them more seamless across the devices.
So with things like Handoff we just made it really
simple to work on one of our products and pick it
up and work on the next product.”
Why this matters:
Apple’s core business is
hardware, and Macs remain a key piece of this. Mac
sales were up 3 percent year-over-year in 2015 as
the rest of the PC market continues to decline. While
Apple wants to boost iPad sales by launching the
Pro as an alternative to smaller notebooks, Cook
made it clear the Mac isn’t going anywhere.
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