Happy weekend, everyone! We’ve got another insane issue of Cult of Mac Magazine for you this week, full of details on Apple’s new iMac, Magic peripherals, the best updates in iWork’s new update, fresh how-tos, product reviews, and a sad goodbye to one of Apple’s ultimate fans.
All this (and plenty more!) in this week’s Cult of Mac Magazine – be sure to download your own copy of our fantastic app today.
Here’s the latest top stories for this week.
10 insane details about new iMacs and Magic peripherals
Apple’s latest hardware brings great new features. And as usual, Cupertino’s design freaks go the distance to get everything just right.
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Remembering Apple stores’ most devoted overnight camper
With the passing of Gary Allen, we’ve lost one of the great chroniclers and champions of Apple culture. A look back on a lifetime of Apple adventures.
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How to keep Facebook from dredging up your worst memories
Facebook’s algorithmic nostalgia is all well and good – until it starts pulling up the most horrible things you’ve shared. Make it stop now!
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The 10 best new updates to iWork
Apple brings a host of improvements and fixes to its iOS 9 and OS X productivity apps, which just came out of beta.
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How to turn off El Capitan’s ‘shake to find’ mouse cursor feature
This handy OS X feature can be annoying in certain situations. Luckily, it’s easy to banish it from your Mac.
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Rob LeFebvre is an Anchorage, Alaska-based writer and editor who has contributed to various tech, gaming and iOS sites, including 148Apps, Creative Screenwriting, Shelf-Awareness, VentureBeat, and Paste Magazine. Feel free to find Rob on Twitter @roblef, and send him a cookie once in a while; he’ll really appreciate it.
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