Computer / Software

Don't panic if your iDevice has recently gone to a watery grave; your music may still be salvageable.

If your laptop's giving you ground-loop problems, maybe it's time to go back to battery power... Martin Walker discusses this, and rounds up the latest PC news.

In theory, 64-bit operating systems allow us to use as much RAM as our software demands. So should we all be using them?

Do recent updates to Apples musical armoury hint at a move toward the music-streaming subscription model?

If your hard drives are overflowing, whats the best way to add extra capacity? PC Notes investigates...

We've had some goodies from Apple recently, but now it gets serious: the updated Mac Pro is finally here!

There seems to be a nasty bout of CPU throttling going around. But don't despair: we may have a cure...

Although Snow Leopard is growing in popularity, its not without its problems. Lets look at the solution to one of them...

With official support for USB 3 sorely lacking, we'll just have to make the most of its predecessor.

Not only has the iPhone, star of the pocket-sized world, reached its fourth generation, but its desktop counterpart, the Mac Mini, has also had a makeover.

The need for speed continues with the release of Intels new optical cable technology, hot on the heels of Superspeed USB 3...

Where, oh where is the new Mac Pro? If you just can't wait any longer for the upgrade, maybe it's worth considering the iMac i7...

If your PC is overheating, the solution could be as simple as getting rid of the filth — and we dont mean pornography...

Not everyone has yet made the leap to Windows 7, so if youre a musician, what are the benefits of upgrading?

Is Apples latest product simply a great lifestyle device, or is it also the next great tool for musicians?

Last month we discussed what the launch of the much-vaunted iPad means for musicians — but just how hard is it to create your very own iPad and iPhone apps? We look at an interesting approach...

High-capacity drives now not only make it possible to carry entire multitrack audio projects in your back pocket, they also allow installation of some audio applications, theoretically offering a totally portable studio solution.

The Internet has been all a-Twitter with the launch of the iPad recently. But what can this oversized iPhone offer the recording musician?

The silent studio is a real possibility now that solid-state drives are offering unrivalled transfer rates, free from mechanical noise. So why arent we all switching over?

As Logic updates to 9.1 and an Apple launch hits the headlines, the new year could be the time to acquire some new skills.