WWDC gets kicked off this year with new Mac products; first up, the 15" MacBook Pro
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for since last June: This year’s WWDC is getting kicked off and we’re here to bring the goods …
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Google Chrome finally available for Mac, but not recommended for download
Lots of Google fans who are using Mac computers have been waiting for what feels like ages for Chrome. Well, it’s finally here. The only …
Apple beefs up white MacBook, launches back to school iPod promo
As college students across the country try to recover from the 2008/2009 school year, Apple has just kicked off its back to school promotion for …
Apple pushes out OS X 10.5.7 update
Sure it’s a tiny bit later than many expected but OS X users can now finally get their mitts on Apple’s 10.5.7 update for OS …
TetherBerry for Mac enters (semi) public beta
Back in March we gave you an extensive hands on review of a great little BlackBery app called TetherBerry. In short, TetherBerry allows you to …
LogMeIn Ignition lets you control your PC from your BlackBerry Storm
While WES might have turned out to be a wash as far as new handsets are concerned, there’s still plenty of awesome new stuff down …
Expandrive for Mac updated to version 2.0
Back in February we reviewed a great little piece of software for OS X and Windows called Expandrive. In a nutshell, Expandrive makes interacting with …
PC sales down in Q1, Apple loses market share
Gartner issued its computer sales numbers yesterday evening and we’re sure no one will be overly shocked by the following: Sales are down. Overall, PC …
Oh no he didn't! Microsoft's COO says Vista SP2 is the "most secure OS on the planet"
You know when you’re talking about a subject you’re really passionate about and you start to head down a dangerous path? In the back of …
New Microsoft ad finally hits Apple where it hurts: customers’ wallets
We’ve been wondering how long it would take Microsoft to kick things up a notch with its responses to Apple’s I’m a Mac smear series. …
WWDC 2009 to take place June 8th – 12th
There you have it people — Apple has just announced that its Worldwide Developer Conference 2009 will take place from June 8th through June 12th …
PC sales jump in February as Mac continues to decline
No, we’re not exactly out of the water just yet but growth in any market these days is definitely a diamond in the rough. The …
Apple seeds new 10.5.7 build to testers
Good news, Mac users, as it looks like Apple is kicking 10.5.7 development into overdrive. Apple’s Mac OS X 10.5.7 build 9J22 went out to …
Take that, Hulu content partners
By now you’ve no doubt heard of the recent Hulu on Boxee situation. Three sentence recap for those who haven’t: Boxee is a media management/viewing/streaming …
Apple announces refreshed iMac, Mac Pro and Mac Mini
There you have it folks — done and done. The Apple Store is back up, new gear is live and credit card portals are wide …
Apple Store down; iMac, Mac Mini, Time Capsule and AirPort Extreme may be refreshed
There’s nothing an Apple fan loves more than a yellow sticky note that reads “We’ll be back sson” and following a massive flurry of rumors, …
Apple hosting an event on March 24th for desktops?
It’s not confirmed yet, but there is a rumor going around interwebs-town about an event that Apple plans to hold on March 24th. In other …
Apple getting ready to issue 10.5.7 update for OS X?
As rumors of Snow Leopard continue to swirl, it looks like Apple will be stringing Leopard along for quite a while longer before the next …
ExpanDrive: FTP that doesn’t suck
With the advent of intelligent one-to-one file sharing solutions such as Streamfile and the increasing popularity of great cloud storage and sharing solutions such as …
New Mac mini caught on video?
This morning we showed you an image of what might just be the Mac mini refresh after it was leaked around the interwebs last night. …
Apple sales numbers down so far this year
According to an analyst over at Piper Jaffray, the God-like company is experiencing a bit of recession-era strife. Analyst Gene Munster has posited that the …
Google Chrome for Mac gets pictured
Mac users have long felt shafted when it comes to Google’s increasingly popular web browser. Sure, Google made it known that Chrome would be arriving …
Snow Leopard to include location-based services, further multi-touch support
Building on the success of the integrated location-based services in the iPhone, it looks like Apple is getting set to include some similar functionality in …
Apple tablet rumors revived, new patent uncovered
Rumors of Apple’s entrance into the world of tablets were brought back into sight this morning as a recent Apple patent revealed the possible design …
Syncplicity opens Mac beta, your data rejoices
Mac users, rejoice – the cloud storage solution to end all cloud storage solutions is finally ready for public beta on OS X and trust …
Apple’s newly awarded multi-touch patent might make Palm uneasy
Do you remember the day the iPhone was unveiled during Steve Jobs’ famous keynote at MacWorld 2007? You might recall him wowing the world with …
Trojan virus spreads to as many as 20,000 Macs
Mac users who think they’ve stumbled upon greatness in the form of an alleged copy of iWork ’09 on torrent sites take note – it …
Apple aims low in China, counters pirates with used products
If you’re the type who doesn’t mind picking up slightly-less-than-new products from eBay or Craigslist, Apple has the online store for you! Except it’s only …
Mac Mini may get refreshed with NVIDIA Ion GPU
Fanboys (and girls) were disappointed this year when Macworld ended without a bang, and more importantly, without an updated version of the Mac Mini. Just …
Snow Leopard may include tweaked UI codenamed ‘Marble’
As Mac users sit patiently, for the most part, awaiting the arrival of Apple’s 10.6 OS X update, ongoing rumors of a revamped UI are …
