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• Adobe Offers Advice on Avoiding New Reader Attack Adobe has published a security advisory offering advice on avoiding a brand-new Reader 0day attack.
• Apple Offers Snow Leopard Printer Drivers for Epson, Lexmark Are you the proud owner of a printer from either Lexmark or Epson? Are you running the latest version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard? Then you, friend, are the...
• Snagit Screen Capture Tool Now Available for Mac TechSmith has announced a public beta of Snagit for Mac, its screen capture software that was previously only available in Windows form. Since creating a...
• GoodReader for IPhone GoodReader from Good.iWare is, at its heart, a superb PDF file viewer for the iPhone. It is also much more--an app that seems like it has so many extra features...
• Bugs & Fixes: Safe Boot Fixes IWork and IWeb Crashes A new Apple Knowledge Base article confirms that iWork software (Pages, Keynote, and Numbers)--as well as iLife's iWeb '09--may crash when running under Mac OS X...
• Camena--Song Lyrics for IPhone As a kid I remember many times, sitting by the radio, writing down the lyrics to my favorite songs. As an adult, when music lyric sites began to spring up on the...
• QuickBoot Eases Startup-volume Switches Today's Mac Gem is a simple one, but it's sure to be useful to developers, frequent users of Boot Camp, and anyone else who regularly boots their Mac from...
• AT&T Offers New Position on Net Neutrality AT&T offers what it sees as a compromise about net neutrality.
• ComScore: Facebook Breaks 100M US Unique Visitor Mark Facebook crossed the 100-million mark for U.S. unique visitors in November for the first time, according to comScore.
• Another Way to Delete the Trash in Snow Leopard Her's a very simple but potentially useful Snow Leopard tip. As you probably know, you can set up the Finder (in both 10.5 and 10.6) to securely empty the trash...
• Broadcom Pushes Mobile Video, Bright Outlook Broadcom announced a cell-phone chip with 1080p video capability on Tuesday.
• Zer01 Mobile Faces Lawsuit From Former Partner Zer01 Mobile is being sued by former partner Global Verge over a $170,000 loan.
• Citrix Debuts Disaster Recovery App Citrix adds disaster recovery to its arsenal of Hyper-V support tools.
• Cherrypal Offers Laptop for Under $100 Cherrypal launched a $99 laptop that is based on smartphone components.
• Microsoft Admits Plurk Code Was Stolen Microsoft admitted that its Juku service in China was based on code stolen from Plurk.
• iVideoCamera Lets Older iPhones Record Video iPhone video recording isn't just for 3GS owners or jailbreaks anymore; a recent App Store addition brings iPhone video recording to the masses.
• House Panel Looks for More Mobile Spectrum Lawmakers consider two bills aiming to free up wireless spectrum for commercial use.
• Adobe Reader Zero-Day Exploit: Protecting Your PC Adobe has confirmed a zero-day vulnerability being exploited in Adobe Reader and Acrobat. Follow this advice to protect yourself from becoming a victim.
• Stephen Covey's New Habit Hurts His e-Readers Bestselling business author Stephen R. Covey has made a deal to make electronic versions of his books only available on Amazon's Kindle e-reader.
• Supreme Court to Rule on Employee Privacy The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the expectation of privacy in the workplace. The decision could impact privacy and compliance efforts across the nation.
• Namebench Helps You Find the Fastest DNS How good is your Domain Name System provider? A newly-released utility, called Namebench, is designed to help users answer that specific question and optimize...
• HyperOffice up Against Google Apps, Zoho With Updated Suite HyperOffice is trying to expand its presence in the online collaboration space with an updated suite.
• Macworld's 2009 App Gems Awards Looking through Apple's App Store, it's easy to get lost in the numbers. From December 2008 to November 2009, some 90,000 apps arrived in the online store...
• Google Nexus One: Not the Smartphone for Business In all the talk and rumor about the Googlephone there is something I don't see, and that's a great business smartphone.
• URL Shortening Frenzy Comes with Security Risks Google and Facebook are jumping into the URL shortening fray, but the explosion of link shortening services comes with some security concerns as well.