Macworld Magazine January 2012 Back Issue

Inside this edition of Macworld UK magazine we gaze into our crystal ball to examine what Apple has in the pipeline for 2012. In our Apple in 2012 feature we take a close look at what Steve Jobs might have been referring to when he said he had “cracked” the Apple Television, as well as what might be in store for the iPad, iPhone, and the MacBook range.
The printer and speaker manufacturers have finally caught up with Apple’s technology and are offering printers with AirPrint and speakers with AirPlay. We round up the latest printers from the likes of HP, Canon, Epson and more. And sound out the WiFi speakers from iHome, JBL and co.
Also in reviews we get our hands on the Mac mini Server and ask whether it can truly live up to the legacy of Apple’s discontinued Xserve. We also have a play with the new iPod touch, top of every teen’s wishlist this Christmas. In addition we have reviews of the Nikon 1 J1, Elgato’s EyeTV Mobile tuner for iPad, LaCie’s Little Big Disk Thunderbolt SSD, and so much more.
Since we’re approaching the new year, we have made a few New Year’s Resolutions here in the office, and we hope you’ll join us by taking a look at our Mac Resolutions feature. Let us inspire you to take better photos, make a movie, or even write an iOS app. We also take you inside the iPhone 4S, dismantling the new phone and seeing what makes it tick.
Our tutorials this month include cleaning up portraits in Photoshop; getting the most out of iCloud, Lion’s new apps; colour in Premiere Elements; and picking the best colours for digital publishing. We also show you how to paint in layers on the iPad; convert video and audio for free; and enhance iPhoto 11, and more…