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Automator includes dozens of built-in variables, such as dates, times, and system information. With looping, you can repeat actions or groups of actions a set number of times.

Avon Products CEO Andrea Jung will become Apple’s eighth member of its board of directors…

When the market limped into the weekend after a dreary start to the new year…

Search Wikia, the widely awaited search engine from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, is slated to make its official debut on Monday, with the bet that an open-source, community-driven effort can disrupt and reshape this Google-dominated market.

Exhibiting at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week, Intel Corp formally unveiled…

A Microsoft insider took a major chance by spilling an internal Microsoft document containing…

Fraunhofer is pushing its HD-AAC music encoding format, which it says can sound better than audio CDs.

The U.S. government plans to require federal agencies to buy PCs and computer monitors that are energy efficient and include reduced levels of toxic chemicals — a requirement that likely will affect corporate users as well because of the government’s massive buying power.

Samsung Electronics Sunday revealed that it is building a 500GB notebook hard drive that will ship in March.

Toshiba Corp. took the covers off its new personal storage line Sunday by introducing its Toshiba 1.8-in. USB 2.0 Mobile External Hard Drive line.

JVC has introduced two new iPod speaker systems, one that has a dual iPod docking station.

Sony-BMG will offer DRM-free versions of 37 albums for download from Jan. 15. The albums will sell for $12.99.

Apple’s iPhone sits in the pantheon of great inventions alongside the wheel, fire and…

Next month, top wedding and event photographers Bob Davis and Mike Colon travel to nine US cities as part of the GraphiStudio and Aperture tour. During the full-day “Master Your Craft” seminars, Davis and Colon detail how they became successful pro photographers and explain how they use Aperture as complete workflow solutions—from editing a shoot to making image adjustments to publishing client web pages.

Next month, top wedding and event photographers Bob Davis and Mike Colon travel to nine US cities as part of the GraphiStudio and Aperture tour. During the full-day “Master Your Craft” seminars, Davis and Colon detail how they became successful pro photographers and explain how they use Aperture as complete workflow solutions—from editing a shoot to making image adjustments to publishing client web pages.