Magazine subscriptions

Product Description

Aimed at new home Macintosh users, iCreate covers the main Apple programs--iMovie, iDVD, iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, Safari and Mail, as well as OS X itselfand includes in-depth beginners' tutorials and features on new Mac hardware.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1482 in Magazine Subscriptions
• Format: Magazine Subscription

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
Can a magazine really be worth this price?
By Philip Lipton
You bet, this one is. There are only a few Mac oriented magazines out there and they all wish they could be this well written. This is a large format magazine and each issue is filled with a series of how-to articles that I consider the best written, best illustrated and easiest to follow. I can slog through some fairly dull reading but this is the magazine I would give to my wife / daughter / co-worker to explain how to use iChat, hook up an iSight camera, customize iCal, get started with Safari and so on.

They review many new software tittles and the latest hardware goodies. Since it is a magazine, the reviews are very current. Each issue comes with a CD and they are starting to include pdf copies of prior issues, great for reference.

16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
This magazine ROCKS!
By Demonia
I started reading iCreate with the very first issue and haven't stopped yet. I had recently purchased an iBook for my sister in an effort to bring her into the 21st century but for all of the ease the Mac offers, my sister still wasn't really doing anything but using email...and even then maybe once a week. I picked up a copy of iCreate for her when it first came out. I liked it because it was written in plain english and it seemed that every page was a tutorial. Well it is 11 issues later and I am still hooked on this magazine. My sister has her own web page and is a master if the iLife program..all thanks to iCreate magazine. I read it too,,,love the disc and the articles. I find that it is better than Mac Addict (which hurts to say) and some of the other Mac mags. This magazine is geared towards the beginner to intermediate user but I'll tell you...even experianced users will enjoy it.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Pricey but excellent content.
By Stumper
I picked up a copy at a local book store strictly for the article on networking and found a lot more useful items included. If you're into Macs for using the iLife and similar software, there are a ton of good "tutorials" included in each issue. Newstand price was $15.50, so it's more on the order of buying a paperback book instead of a magazine. Content is excellent--I found things in the tutorials that even the local Apple store didn't give in their classes.