• iPhone Expected to Boost Mobile Game Market

  
  Most users have played games on their phones, and the trend is likely to keep growing, researchers say.

• Steve Jobs: Born to Tweet?

  
  The Apple CEO's infrequent e-mail to customers is typically brief and to the point -- well within 140 characters.
• The PC World 100: Best Products of 2009
• Bad Apple: Five Classic Apple Marketing Tactics That Lock You In
• Mac OS X 10.6.2 Hack Gets Atom Support Back
• The Apple Tablet Is Dead
• Kaspersky Unveils Antivirus for Mac
• Android vs. iPhone: Which Has the More Advanced Users?
• Sony Online Service to Challenge iTunes? Fat Chance
• Apple Wins Court Victory Over Mac Clone Maker Psystar

Apple How-Tos

• How to Sync iTunes with Your Non-iPod Player You don't have to lose your painstakingly crafted iTunes playlists if you move to a non-Apple player.
• Add Folder Monitoring to iTunes 9 Can you believe it?! iTunes 9 still doesn't watch folders for new music! Well, at least there's that old standby: iTunes Folder Watch.
• Find Free Apps for Your iPhone Believe it or not, some iPhone and iPod Touch apps go from fee to free. Here's an easy way to find them.
• No App Store, No Cry: Great Apps You'll Get Only By Jailbreaking Your iPhone There truly is an app for just about everything on the iPhone. Well, everything that Apple approves of anyway. Here are some of the best apps you'll never see on the App Store.

Apple News

• iPhone Expected to Boost Mobile Game Market Most users have played games on their phones, and the trend is likely to keep growing, researchers say.
• Steve Jobs: Born to Tweet? The Apple CEO's infrequent e-mail to customers is typically brief and to the point -- well within 140 characters.
• Mac OS X 10.6.2 Hack Gets Atom Support Back The OS X 10.6.2 update dropped support for the hackintosh-friendly Intel Atom processor. Just two days after the update was released, it was hacked to allow the chip to be used once again.
• Third-party Screensavers Return to Snow Leopard When Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6) was first released, I noted that many (maybe even all) third-party screensavers would no longer work in the new OS. This was...
• Sony Online Service to Challenge iTunes? Fat Chance Sony has little hope to rival Apple's iTunes with a new music service called Sony Online Service.

Apple Playing in PCW Video

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  Palm Pixi: An Inexpensive Entry-Level Smartphone The Pixi, the second smartphone to run Palm's Web OS, could be considered the Palm Pre lite.
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  A Look at Apple's Multi-Touch Magic Mouse Apple's newest input device, the Magic Mouse, connects through Bluetooth and recognizes multi-touch gestures.
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  Apple iPod Nano's Video Capabilities: A Closer Look Everyone raves about the addition of a video camera to the iPod Nano, but is it really that impressive?

Apple Slideshows

• Mac OS X Snow Leopard: New Bells and Whistles Explained An in-depth visual tour of the new Mac OS features that every user will want to know about.

Apple Reviews

• 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...
• 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...
• Palm Pixi: An Inexpensive Entry-Level Smartphone The Pixi, the second smartphone to run Palm's Web OS, could be considered the Palm Pre lite.
• Why Is TomTom's iPhone App Still $100? Despite Google's free Maps Navigation app for Motorola's Droid, the price of TomTom's iPhone navigation app hasn't budged one cent.
• Peek Inside Folders, Files With FolderGlance I previously covered FinderPop, a great utility that, among its myriad features, lets you see what's inside a folder in the Finder by simply right-clicking on...