Month: February 2008

Rick LePage has stalked every aisle at PMA, and his pick for the best product at the show is Nik’s Viveza, an upcoming color and tone correction tool for Photoshop.

Following a series of checks with sources in the Far East, researchers for Banc of America…

Following a series of checks with sources in the Far East, researchers for Banc of America…

MCE Technologies has rolled out an 8x replacement DVD-R drive for the MacBook and 15-inch MacBook Pro.

I told you earlier this week that the Rolling Stones are looking at a deal with concert promoter Live Nation…

I told you earlier this week that the Rolling Stones are looking at a deal with concert promoter Live Nation…

A Microsoft-Yahoo merger would pose some new challenges for Google, but it’ll take more than Microsoft’s proposed $44.6 billion acquisition of Yahoo to knock the king of search off its throne, Network World’s Jon Brodkin says.

In his 2008 Macworld trade show keynote, one of Apple CEO Steve Jobs’s big announcements…

In his 2008 Macworld trade show keynote, one of Apple CEO Steve Jobs’s big announcements…

You may be surprised to learn that you can use Leopard’s Quick Look feature in the decidedly non-GUI world of Terminal. Well, you can, and here’s how.

If you’ve ordered a MacBook Air, you’ve got some storage decisions to make. The 80GB of storage that ships with this thin notebook goes against the trend of higher-capacity hard drives. But not to worry—Joe Kissell has some advice on how to make sure all your vital files and applications fit on your new laptop.

Net Applications’ Web Browser stats for January 2008 show Apple’s Safari hit a new all-time high…

Crazy Apple Rumors is going on hiatus. Here’s a way to ease your loss.

At PMA, Jobo is showing Photo GPS, a combination GPS device and software that sits on your camera, letting you tag your photos with the locations where they were shot.

Net Applications’ Operating System stats for January 2008 show Apple’s Mac hit a new all-time high…