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• A Look at Sun's VirtualBox Virtualization continues to be a big topic among Mac users with Intel-powered Macs. Products from Parallels and VMware allow...
• Bugs & Fixes: Fixing IPhone 2.0 Sync Problems It's been a tough week for Apple. First, there were the activation hassles during the iPhone 3G launch day. Next up were the...
• How to Run X11 Apps on the Mac If you've ever thought about running Unix programs on your Mac, you might have assumed that meant you were stuck with the...
• Bloomberg 1.1 for IPhone The App Store now lists 15 different applications in the News category, giving users a wide choice of products for their news...
• Invoice 3 Adds Smart Coloring Kedisoft has announced Invoice 3, a new version of their invoice generation software for Mac OS X. It costs €79 (US$125.28).
• Jewel Quest III Casual Game Available for Mac Macgamestore on Friday announced the release of Jewel Quest III, the latest sequel in the popular color-matching puzzle game...
• Firefox Update Fixes Mac Security Issue Mozilla has released an update to Firefox, its popular Web browser. The update is available for download either from the...
• Disable Shadows in 10.5 Window Screen Captures If you do much work with screenshots--for some of us, it's a daily ritual--there were some changes in the way OS X 10.5's...
• Top Ten Worst Uses for Windows Some are silly, others border on criminally negligent.
• MS Sets VM Tool Pricing, Ship Date Virtual Machine Manager will be broken out of System Center bundle, sold separately.
• Comic Touch for IPhone When a picture alone doesn't quite say enough, Plasq's Comic Touch app lets you jazz up the photos on your iPhone or iPod...
• Microsoft's "Katmai" Is Filled to the Brim SQL Server 2008 release candidate sports improvements across the board, but the head turners -- and disappointments -- will mostly impact large shops.
• Linux Not The Savior For Our Economy There's always a group who are so overly passionate about their favorite hammer that everything else looks like a nail.
• Are Regulations To Blame for Mounting Data Breaches? Could oversight protections be creating a higher degree of security risk?
• IPhone URL Shortcut Goes International By now, you've probably heard about the handy little trick you can do with Safari's ".com" key in the iPhone 2.0 software. If...
• Review: Aqua Forest for IPhone The iPhone's touch control and accelerometer (which registers the change in orientation when you tilt the phone from...
• WeatherBug for IPhone As much as people make fun of me for turning to my iPhone for the weather ("why don't you just look outside?"), it's helped me...
• E-mail Search Court Case Is Dismissed But the underlying issue of Fourth Amendment protections was not addressed.
• Change Excel's 'edit in Cell' Keyboard Shortcut If you use Excel on both the Mac and the PC, you're probably aware that there are numerous differences between the two...
• Downgrading the IPod Touch You've pungled up the (US)10 bucks necessary to install the 2.0 Software Update on your iPod touch. Yet after playing with the...
• VirusBarrier Adds IPhone, IPod Touch Scanning While there is, as of yet, no reports of viruses or malware that target the iPhone or iPod touch, Intego is taking...
• AutofillPDF-Labels Speeds up Label Making Worldlabelcom has announced the release of AutofillPDF-Labels 1.0, a free PDF label template collection.
• RiftVault Security Software Reaches 1.0 Edgerift is done with beta-testing for its RiftVault security software for Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard." The software is now...
• Review: Doozla 1.1 This simple art program for the Mac will keep kids challenged and amused.
• IPhone Apps: When 2.0 Means 1.0 In the last week, Apple has released a major update to the iPhone, including a second generation of the iPhone hardware and a...