Twelve South is shipping the BookArc for Air
We reported on it when it was announced, and we reported when there was a fuss being made about the original BookArc not supporting the...
Sparrow team releases a tip blog to help new users
Leaving behind Mail.app is pretty difficult, especially if you rely heavily on mail rules and other processes that you’ve tweaked over the years. If you’ve...
Rumor: White MacBook to be discontinued?
The MacBook has had an interesting life. Introduced in 2006, the white (and black) 13-inch notebook brought Intel chips and a new case design, launching...
Rumor: 13-inch MacBook Pro spec leak. Now with Light Peak (Thunderbolt).
Gizmodo has “stumbled” onto an alleged MacBook Pro photo that shows off nothing all that new, with the exception of one obvious port. Currently present...
Apple may have a giant head start until 2012 with Thunderbolt
Apple’s announcement of Thunderbolt today during their press conference is no longer major news, but Apple may have a year-long head start with the new...
It seems like Apple’s preparing for a world without optical drives by using recovery partitions
Recovery partitions aren’t exactly new. Every single computer I’ve used in the last couple of years (without an Apple logo) has shipped with one. Usually...
Apple’s reaching out to security professionals, hoping they’ll look at Mac OS X 10.7 before it ships
OS X has long been heralded as one of the more secure operating systems on the market. Many have spoken about its excellent security and...
iFixit murders the new MacBook Pro, then resuscitates it
Back in the day, during the time of mod chips and Sony PlayStations, I got a bit of a buzz from taking apart electronics and...
Apple reveals new info about OS X Lion, launches Developer Preview
In addition to that new mountain wallpaper, Apple has posted a good bit of info on its upcoming upgrade to Mac OS X: Versions OS...
Apple pulling MobileMe retail boxes from stores
Apple’s migration to the Mac App Store is well underway today. Earlier, OS X Lion was pushed to developers through the Mac App Store, FaceTime...
Apple unleashes new MacBook Pros with Thunderbolt
As expected, Apple today has announced new MacBook Pros. All models ship with a Core i5 or i7, with quad-core processors showing up in the...
Almost every Apple product but White “Unicorn” iPhone 4 wins Engadget award
I’m in the business of writing about Apple news, but even I was a little bit taken back by the clean sweep Apple just pulled...
Radiant takes a stab at retro gaming, disappoints a little
The more I play video games these days the more I wish that games were as challenging as they were during the 80s and 90s....
Will Apple rev the iMac this week with new MacBook Pros?
A new report from DigiTimes in Taiwan seems to indicate that not only will there be new MacBook Pro models introduced this week, but a...
Packages are arriving at Apple Stores. It’s probably new MacBook Pros.
Apple has begun shipping updated products; however, these products are sealed up and blacked out, and no one knows what’s inside. It could be iPads,...
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And now a reenactment of a typical work day at Macgasm [vid]
This isn’t really Mac-specific per se, but it certainly rings true on a lot of levels for most of us Mac users, and geeks for...
Twitter suspends UberMedia clients UberTwitter and Twidroyd
Details are still very murky, but Twitter has revoked access for two third party Twitter clients owned by UberMedia, UberTwitter and Twidroyd. UberMedia owns several...
Apple declares war on keyboards with new acoustic patent
First it was desktop computers and music libraries, and then it was netbooks and bookshelves. Today, an Apple patent shows off a MacBook without a...