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• 27-inch Core I5 IMac (with Core I7 Option) When Apple announced new iMacs last month, it included a major step forward amid the subtle-but-welcome refinements in most of the models: the first ever iMac to...
• Google's Chrome OS Stands to Make Waves Google is ambitious, there's no question about that. It has both the privilege and necessity of being so and, given its position as a major player in multiple...
• Dell's Q3 Profit Slides 54 Percent Dell reported third-quarter profits on Thursday that were down 54 percent from this time last year.
• Agile Web Solutions Releases 1Password 3 Everybody bring out the noisemakers, confetti, and party poppers. Fresh out of public beta, the one-stop password-managing shop known as Agile Web...
• Camino 2.0 Adds Tab Overview, Improved Annoyance Blocking Safari may have stolen much of the browser thunder in recent years, but that doesn't mean that other players aren't still plowing ahead, as evidenced by...
• Mac Mini With Snow Leopard Server Ever since the Mac mini was first released, people have been using Apple's diminutive Mac desktop as a server. At 6.5 inches square and 2 inches high, it bears...
• Mac Hardware, Tested and Reviewed Things slow down in the Mac universe just before the holidays, but the Macworld office is still hoping in the wake of last month's hardware updates. We've...
• Mac Hardware, Tested and Reviewed Things slow down in the Mac universe just before the holidays, but the Macworld office is still hoping in the wake of last month's hardware updates. We've...
• Macintosh Buying Guide 'Tis the season to do some shopping, and if you've added a new Macintosh to you shopping list, you've picked a great time to buy one. Apple's current lineup...
• Photo Essentials 3 Plug-in Released for Photoshop Elements OnOne Software has released Photo Essentials 3, a suite of five add-ons for Adobe Photoshop Elements. The suite includes tools for correcting color, removing...
• Adobe Unveils Public Betas for Flash Player 10.1, AIR 2.0 This just in: Adobe Labs has some new toys up for grabs.
• Runtime Revolution 4.0 Offers New Web-authoring Option Runtime Revolution has released version 4.0 of its self-titled application-authoring software. New in this release is the ability to deploy applications directly...
• The Macalope Weekly: Business 101 Looks like there some people out there could use some schoolin’ on how to do business. A rather surprising admission from a Microsoft exec gets us kicked off...
• Apple Wins Hollow Victory In Psystar Ruling Apple won the court ruling against Mac clone-maker Psystar, but does the outcome really benefit anyone?
• Bugs & Fixes: LaunchBar Causes an Unexpected Surprise Step 1: Take one of the best utilities ever created for the Mac; one that I use every day. Step 2: Enhance its latest version with a promising new feature. What...
• Upsized Apple Stores Coming Soon Apple may have only opened 26 stores throughout the 2009 fiscal year which ended in September but get ready because they're about to unleash between 40 to 50...
• Apple Launches ITunes Preview iTunes. You know it. I know it. We all have some sort of a relationship with it, whether it's love for the things it does or hate for how bloated it has become.
• Intel Legal Woes Don't End with AMD Settlement Intel and AMD have reached a $1.25 billion settlement to end all litigation between the two. Intel needs a vibrant AMD to help defend against antitrust accusations.
• FTC Files Contempt Complaint Against Computer Financing Firm The U.S. FTC asks for a contempt order against computer financing firm BlueHippo after the company allegedly did not deliver computers to everyone.
• MacUpdate Desktop 5 Adds Smart Scanning, Drops Price MacUpdate recently released a major upgrade to its MacUpdate Desktop application, which allows you to keep abreast of updates available for every third-party...
• Report: Chrome for Mac Beta May Appear in 'early December' The developer preview versions of Google's Chrome Web browser for OS X have slowly been improving to the point where they probably won't kernel panic your...
• HP-Cisco Battle Spreads to China With 3Com Deal HP's purchase of networking gear vendor 3Com could unlock sales opportunities for its other hardware and services in China, where 3Com has a strong base.
• More Mac Bundles for the Masses Deeply-discounted bundles have turned the difficult process of selling Mac shareware into a viral, timed event with plenty of pomp and circumstance. It's kind of...
• Indev Software Releases MiniMail 2.0 Indev Software has released MiniMail 2.0, a Snow Leopard-compatible upgrade to the software the Canadian developer acquired from Olive Toast Software in October...
• Four Ways to Access Files From Afar Many of us now find ourselves working from multiple locations. We sometimes trot around with a laptop, sometimes use different computers in each location and...