On sale October 2013

Macworld October, 2013

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Inside this issue of Macworld UK, we’ve everything you need to know about Apple’s new iPhone 5s and 5c, including in-depth reviews, buying advice and full UK network pricing information. We also reveal 40 apps that will help you do more with your Mac, and if you’ve just bought your first Mac we’ve advice on how to get started.

It’s been a busy month for Apple. Not only did it launch two new iPhones but it also released iOS 7, and in our reviews section we explore the radically redesigned mobile operating system. We also look at the best new Mac products, including a high-quality photo printer from Epson, the Expression Photo XP-850; an ultra-portable USB 3.0 drive from Seagate, the Slim Portable for Mac; and an impressive display from BenQ, the GW2760HS. Plus, we put six compact system cameras from the leading manufacturers through their paces.

In our section devoted to the iPad and iPhone, not only have we a comprehensive guide to Apple’s latest smartphones, but we also look at a range of stylish cases that will help keep your new handset safe and secure. Plus, we show you how you can watch DVDs on your iPad and iPhone, as well as the best iOS apps.

You’ll also find all the usual up-to-the-minute news, useful tips on how to make your Mac more productive in our Working Mac and Help Desk sections, and our Buyers’ Guide, which is full of the best products in every hardware and software category.  

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