Month: January 2008

According to one security vendor, Mac users are at a crossroads this year: if they prove to be as gullible as PC users…

Tunewear’s Prie Ambassador leather case for the iPhone is available in a variety of stitching and leather colors.

Apple announced at Macworld that it has sold 4 million iPhones through the middle of January…

Cocktail, the general purpose UNIX utility for Mac OS X, gets a fix for QuickTime 7.4 and support for flushing Microsoft Office 2008 font caches in its latest Tiger release.

Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp. is in the early developmental stages of its first Mac-bound GPGPUs…

Buyouts have always been the primary exit strategy for high-tech startups…

No analyst is including Apple’s tsunami of revenue sharing due from iPhone sales and partnerships…

Macworld Lab releases its first tests of the MacBook Air, detailing just what level of performance you’ll have to sacrifice if you want to take advantage of its small size and light weight.

The new cameras include updates to Canon’s Digital Elph line, as well as three new additions to the PowerShot A line.

Jason Snell tries to remove half of the contents of his hard drive, so he can fit the remaining files into the new MacBook Air’s tiny 80GB drive.

DAZ Productions has released a free plug-in that connects its DAZ Studio 3D modeling software with Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended.

Frustrated that Spotlight won’t search inside zip archives? Ziplight offers some help.

If you’re serious about backing up your data, the WiebeTech RTX100-SJ makes shuffling among multiple drive mechanisms much easier. But at $527 it’s no bargain.

Microsoft reported a rise in quarterly profit on Thursday, boosted by strong sales of its Windows operating system…