Month: January 2008

Gefen is launching a new line of HDTV peripherals aimed at consumers.

Mighty Mouse disinclined to scroll? You can clean it or cut it.

Learn how to gain more control over the volume changing keys in Leopard.

Apple’s MacBook Air is a 3-pound ultralight computer that’s gorgeous but not competitive…

There can be no real question that the MacBook Air is a truly innovative product…

We clean out our to-post list with items on a Web-based vectorization tool, the font stars of 2007, Veerle’s vintage Photoshop effect tutorial, Derrick Story’s take on the new Digital Rebel, and a quick take on the upcoming Photosmart Pro B8850.

Mackie has released two new consoles for Mac users targeting the DJ and music production market.

We have some fun in this Macworld Video, re-enacting the highlights of last week’s Expo keynote with the able assistance of our art director’s daughter.

GizMac has rolled out two new case types for the third-gen iPod nano — one made of aluminum and one made of silicone.

Apple introduced a new feature to its iTunes Store, iPod, and Apple TV ecosystem last week at Macworld ’08…

Apple Inc. has enjoyed being a cornerstone of the bull market of recent history…

Warner Home Video’s defection from the HD DVD camp may have put a damper on hardware sales…

Erin Burnett has a potty mouth…

On January 24, the US Patent & Trademark Office published Apple’s patent application titled Illuminated touchpad…

Apple’s QuickTime update may be good for renting movies, but it didn’t do nice things for Adobe.