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Review: MobileMe 1.1
MobileMe is a rebranded .Mac, but the service offers one stellar feature that may convince new people to subscribe. Some information can now be synchronized among devices as it changes.
Researcher warns of unpatched iPhone bugs
A security research warns that the iPhone’s e-mail and browser apps can be used by phisers to users into visiting malicious sites, according to Computerworld.
The Mac keeps driving Apple
All people seem to talk about these days is the iPhone, but as Monday’s quarterly earnings announcement proved, the Mac is still very central to Apple’s business.
Review: Basic to-do apps for iPhone and iPod touch
Dan Frakes tested a slew of simple to-do apps for iPhone and iPod touch to find the ones worth of your touchscreen
Apple notes continued MobileMe service outage
MobileMe continues to have problems for a small percentage of users, according to Apple.
Aspyr: ‘futureU’ SAT game on the way
FutureU is the name of Aspyr's forthcoming SAT prep game, created in conjunction with Kaplan.
The case of the massive iDisk archive
Have you lost a significant amount of storage on your hard drive? If you're a .Mac/MobileMe subscriber, I know the reason why.
Summer Session ‘dating sim’ game debuts
Summer Session is a new "dating sim" game for the Mac.
ClickInstall helps make software installer
ClickInstall is a new utility to help Mac OS X application developers make a custom installer.
‘SkyTunes’ pits Sky against Apple’s iTunes
U.K.-based Sky plans to take on iTunes with a subscription-based music service. Music label Universal has already signed on with Sky.
Apple's app update mechanism needs an update
Now that there are updates rolling out for many App Store programs, here's hoping Apple fixes the way updates work on the iPhone and in iTunes.
Note2Self records audio notes on iPhone
Note2Self is a new iPhone application that lets you send audio notes to yourself by email automatically.
Griffin brings slots to iPhone
Lucky 7 Slots is a new game from Griffin Technology that simulates a Las Vegas slot machine on your iPhone.
AT&T income growth spurred by iPhone, mobile revenue
AT&T reports growth in its net income and revenue, driven by strong mobile numbers.
Steinberg ships consumer music recording app, Sequel 2
Steinberg is now shipping Sequel 2, its consumer music recording application and new content sets.
IntelliScanner Pro 200 debuts
IntelliScanner Pro 200 is a new barcode scanner and software tool for the small businesses that use the Mac.
Kannuu offers search tool for iPhone developers
Kannuu is offering a new search tool for iPhone developers that uses a unique button-driven interface.
Toontrack updates Superior Drummer, EZdrummer
Toontrack updated two of its drum sample products with significant changes.
The Portable Office: The best way to get online
When you're on the road, you could rely on Wi-Fi hotspots and hotel Ethernet to get online. But there's a better way: 3G cellular-data service. Glenn Fleishman explains how to find the 3G service that's right for you.
Review: Acrobat 9 Pro
Minor to moderate improvements and enhancements abound for all with Acrobat 9 Pro. Look for streamlined document collaboration and review and easier form creation and distribution.
Scribbles 1.2.1
Sometimes you just need make a little art without the complications of Illustrator or the mess of Crayolas. Atebites’ Scribbles1.2.1 allows both kids and adults to do just that.
Traveling with the iPhone 3G
Hitting the road on a business trip with his new iPhone gave Jim Dalrymple a newfound appreciation for some of the iPhone 3G’s marquee features.
Apple updates iLife apps
Apple has updated its iLife applications and their accompanying system files.
Momentum building for U.S. privacy policy
Privacy advocates say there's momentum in the U.S. Congress for a broad new privacy law.
Apple’s MobileMe could be a headache for IT managers
CIO.com looks at Apple’s MobileMe online service from an IT perspective.
Review: NEC MultiSync 3090WQXi LCD
NEC’s MultiSync 3090WQXi is a 30-inch wide-screen LCD monitor aimed at professionals whose work requires color accuracy.
E3: Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
Last week the E3 Media and Business Summit took place, but you probably wouldn’t have known it unless you’re in the video game business, or make it a point to check video game news sites regularly. This is in stark contrast to past years—well, 2006 on back.
iPhone and iPod case roundup
There are new iPod and iPhone cases available from various vendors.
Securing your iPhone 2.0
The iPhone 2.0 software update offers some dramatic improvements in security management, though gaps remain. Glenn Fleishman takes a closer look at iPhone security.
Another way to set the desktop image
Learn a simple way to change your desktop image that doesn't involve the System Preferences panel.