Month: January 2008

Apple today announced that the new Apple TV software update, which allows users to rent high definition movies…

If you’ve got multiple audio devices connected to your Mac, PTHVolume makes it easy to switch between them. It also lets you add volume keys to non-Apple keyboards.

Apple today announced that MacBook Air, the world’s thinnest notebook, is now shipping…

Apple isn’t quite done with the recently-announced upgrade for Apple TV, and now expects to offering it “in another week or two.”

Although the Buffalo DriveStation TurboUSB (750GB) offers just a single USB port and lacks the designer looks of certain other external drives, its value and price make it a solid candidate for your backup needs.

As a senior technical support analyst at Harcourt, Randy Rowles is happy that he gets to manage the educational publisher’s 1,000 or so Macintosh systems — perhaps even a little smug, as Mac afficionados can be, about how the stability and ease of use of the systems makes his job so easy.

HP has a new process in place to recycle its used inkjet printer cartridges.

One year after Charlie Demerjian called Microsoft’s Windows Vista a “chrome plated turd,” he’s back…

We’ve spent the past week putting the MacBook Air through its paces. In this installment of the Macworld Podcast, our editors share what they’ve discovered about the thin notebook. Also, we preview the PMA digital photo trade show.

Apple has debuted “Find out how,” a new section featuring video tutorials along with…

I was first tipped on the existence of plans for a previously unknown Apple portable device…

After struggling for years to regain the success it had with the RAZR, Motorola may soon quit the cellphone industry altogether…

Mac OS X Leopard is on the prowl. After months of hype and anticipation…

Mac OS X Leopard is on the prowl. After months of hype and anticipation…

Apple CEO Steve Jobs will need to work some magic to hit his sales target of 10 million iPhones this year…