The UK”s only Weekly IT magazine. 100 Pages of news, reviews, features and bargains. Read the whole magazine in PixelMags custom built reader. Micro Mart’s aim is to inform, entertain and involve enthusiasts of all ages and to share our passion for computing with them in a humanised, opinionated and accessible manner.
Computer Arts is the leading magazine for designers, illustrators and creative professionals. Every month in the magazine you’ll find a plethora of inspiration, creative software skills and industry advice, all aimed at making you a better – and more successful – designer. Our Output section brings you the world’s best design work, and our new section, The design manual, is your essential desk companion – a collection of advice, tips and opinion that will help you complete your real-world, daily design challenges in double-quick time. And our Creative Skills section is the only place to find cutting-edge software skills and techniques to improve your design workflow. Every issue we feature pro skills in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Flash and more – making Computer Arts the ultimate guide to becoming a more versatile creative pro, and helping you undertake your creative challenges faster. We also bring you exclusive video tuition from our tutorial writers and Studio Life – a series of HD short films going behind the scenes at the world’s biggest agencies. It’s simple. If you want to be a better designer, you need Computer Arts.
Stay on top of today’s fast-changing technology with PC World magazine. Get buying advice from PCWorld’s reviews and lab-based rankings for laptops, PCs, smartphones, digital cameras, printers, HDTVs and more. Set up a home network. Make your PC faster. Choose effective anti-virus software. Every issue of PCWorld is packed with award-winning articles, product rankings, news, reviews, how-tos, tips, bug fixes and much more. Make the most of your PC, consumer electronics and digital technology right now with the trusted and expert advice from PCWorld!
This intelligently crafted, seven-time award winning festival favorite, tells the story of a young man, in a small seaside town, who learns a thing or two about love, luck and life from his well-traveled, outlaw grandfather. Born & Raised is a gritty, coming-of-age drama with a lot of heart and a ton of laughs.
Popular Science keeps you on top of the latest innovations and scientific discoveries every month. If it’s new and hot, Popular Science has it covered – Automotive, Computing, Electronics, Medicine, Entertainment, Sport, Aviation, Environment, Photography, Gaming, Music, Space, Home Tech, DIY, Robotics, Gadgets, Travel and more! Popular Science has been published internationally since 1872. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to stay in touch with the science and technology behind our daily lives!
Australian Macworld is the longest-running Mac magazine outside the USA. We bring you the latest news, reviews, help and tips for the Mac, iPad, iPhone and everything else from Apple. Plus you’ll find photography, lifestyle and the latest gadgets. It’s the full package for Mac fans.
The objective of Computeractive is to provide ‘Simple Clear Advice In Plain English’ on all matters of technology. Computeractive writes about technology issues facing general readers in their day to day life. From buying advice on computers, mobile phones, cameras etc. to increasing productivity on Microsoft Windows to troubleshooting computers and laptops. Computeractive addresses all these through, easy to understand, step by step guides as well as in-depth articles. Technology has become part and parcel of everyday life, Computeractive helps you negotiate the tricky bits.
Shima has always strove to be an excellent obedient child to his parents and to others, but in the process he could never be himself. Because of this he has always felt lonely, even with all the people who say they love him. When the picture of his recently deceased grandfather falls into the ocean, Shima nearly drowns jumping in after it. He is quickly saved by a mysterious man. In a daze Shima confesses his loneliness to the stranger, who then vows to stay by Shima’s side for as long as he needs him. Shima quickly finds out that this stranger is a merman. Shima takes him home, and names him Isaki. Isaki and Shima quickly become friends, but find out that their feelings for each other might go past that of friendship.
