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We wanted a unique perspective on this week’s Expo keynote, so we turned to John Moltz of Crazy Apple Rumors Site.

The latest version of the online auction manager offers a research assistant and template editor, among other changes.

Excel 2008’s major draw is its Intel- and PowerPC-native code; beyond that, though, there just aren’t that many new features, and, of the features that are new, none truly stand out.

The ExpressBox 7 lets users attach up to seven PCI Express cards to a desktop through a x8 PCI Express slot

Rob Griffiths loves everything about Blue Microphones’ Snowball, except for its size. But now the mic maker has a smaller model called the Snowflake on the way.

We’ve received many questions about Apple’s new iTunes Movie Rentals, so here’s the deal in a nutshell…

We’ve received many questions about Apple’s new iTunes Movie Rentals, so here’s the deal in a nutshell…

The viewer allows users to view DWG files created by AutoDesk, AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT and other CAD applications.

In his Wednesday report from Macworld Expo, Rik Myslewski strolls around the Moscone Center, focusing on eye-catching cameras and printers on display.

Makers of the Eye-Fi card—a memory card that wirelessly downloads photos from your digital camera—plan to add support for putting those photos in your Mac’s iPhoto library.

Quark Interactive Designer 1.0.2, used by designers to create Flash layouts for the Web without having to code, is a free update for existing users.

In addition to adding features built around Apple’s recent OS X 10.5 update, iBank 3 also will include iBank for iPhone, a Web-based application that allows users to enter transactions via Apple’s smartphone.

Hundreds of exhibitors come to Macworld Expo each year to show off their latest Mac hardware and software. But only a handful can win coveted Best of Show honors, which are selected by Macworld‘s editors.

Narasu Rebbapragada takes a stroll through the Apple’s flagship booth at Macworld Expo, jostling through hordes of eager onlookers around the brand-new MacBook Air.

A pair of developers take the spotlight in another special Expo edition of the Macworld Podcaast. Chris Breen is joined on the Expo show floor by Jeff Ganyard, an engineer at speech-recognition software maker MacSpeech, and Paul Kafasis, CEO of Rogue Amoeba.