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Apple’s latest MacOS Big Sur beta brings 4K YouTube to Safari
Apple's latest macOS Big Sur beta release just supercharged the company's Safari web browser. Now, Safari can play YouTube videos in up to 4K resolution.
New MacDefender malware infecting unsuspecting Apple users
Macs are entirely susceptible to the likes of viruses, and a new one called MacDefender proves it.
Apple to unveil ‘future of iOS and Mac OS’ at WWDC 2011 on June 6
It's official: Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference will take place in San Francisco on June 6. The company says iOS and Mac OS will take center stage.
Gmail creator has no faith in Chrome OS
The father of Gmail has plenty of inside experience at Google, but he does not see Chrome OS becoming a consumer hit.
Next Version of Mac Office Getting Outlook
It's taken many (many!) years, but Microsoft has committed to creating a version of Outlook for the Mac - and it'll be part of the next version of Mac Office.
Newton Trots Out MoGo Mouse for Netbooks
Newton Peripherals has unveiled a version of its low-profile MoGo mouse specifically aimed at netbook users.
iPhone Vulnerability, Mac OS X Rootkit Debut at Black Hat
The annual Black Hat security conference is underway in Las Vegas, with researchers demonstrating how to take over iPhones via SMS...along with a Mac OS X rootkit.
Logitech Rolls Out Small Army of New Webcams
Logitech wants to make its presence felt in the Webcam market...and unveiled seven new models today, including a 2-megapixel, 720p model with Carl Zeiss optics.
BlackBerry Curve 8520 Coming Mac-Ready to T-Mobile
T-Mobile will be launching the BlackBerry Curve 8520 on August 5th...and it'll be the first BlackBerry to launch with out-of-the-box Mac support.
Verbatim SureFire External HDDs Sport USB 2.0 and FireWire 800
Verbatim's new line of SureFire portable external hard drives sports USB 2.0 and FireWire 800 ports...and come in 250, 320, and 500 GB capacities.
Feel Secure with IronKey’s S200 USB Flash Drive
Got sensitive data? The IronKey S200 Flash drive offers FIPS 140-2, Level 3 validation, cryptographic storage, and a self-destruct mechanism.
Microsoft Flips the Switch on Silverlight 3
Microsoft has released Silverlight 3, with beefed-up support for streaming high-definition content as well as the ability to run in applications outside a Web browser.
Chrome OS Means Google CEO Reviewing Role on Apple Board
Google's announcement that it plans to enter the operating system market means Google CEO Eric Schmidt will have to review his role on Apple's board.
Firefox 3.5 Adds Features, Claims to Be Twice as Fast
Firefox 3.5 is out, offering Safari-like private browsing, support for Ogg Vorbis and Ogg Theora audio and video, and claims to be twice as fast as Firefox 3.0.
Firefox 3.5 Due Before The End Of The Month
Mozilla has said that the new Firefox browser, 3.5, will be released in a final version by the end of this month.
Apple Boasts 11 Millions Downloads of Safari 4 in Three Days
Apple formally rolled out version 4 of its Safari Web browser at the top of its WWDC conference...and it's been downloaded 11 million times in three days.
Report: Jobs Headed Back to Apple CEO Role
Following a six month leave to cope with a "hormone imbalance," reports have Apple CEO Steve Jobs energetic and ready to take back the reins of the company he co-founded.
Chrome For Mac And Linux…Sort Of
Google is releasing a version of the Chrome browser for Mac and Linux this weekend...but it's only for developers.
Mac Clone Maker Psystar Files for Bankruptcy
Renegade Mac clone maker Psystar has reportedly filed for bankruptcy, which will delay - but not sidestep - Apple's legal action against it.
LaCie Hops on the Time Machines with New NAS Offerings
LaCie's new d2 Network and Big Disk Network NAS drives offer easy management, large capacities, and compatibility with Apple's Time Machine backup software.
Apple Getting iTunes Ready for Blu-ray?
Apple may not even be offering Blu-ray as an option on its computers, but it's apparently getting iTunes ready to handle Blu-ray playback.
Seagate Replica Tries to Make Complete Backups Easy
Seagate's new Replica backup system offers complete, automatic backups for Windows PCs...just plug it in, and Replica does the rest.
Got Flash? Super Talent Intros 512 GB 2.5-inch SSD
If money is no object, solid-state drive capacity is catching up with traditional hard drives: Super Talents is offering a 512 GB 2.-5inch SSD for under $1,500.
Apple Issues Fix for MacBook Pro Vertical Line Problem
Apple has issued a firmware update for its 17-inch MacBook Pro notebooks that - supposedly - fixes unsightly vertical lines on the display.
Germany’s PearC Rolls Out Mac Clones
Looking to succeed where Psystar has drawn massive litigation, Germany's PearC is now offering Macintosh clones for sale...at least for a while.
USB-Powered 7-Inch Mimo Monitors Hit U.S.
Ever wanted just a tad more screen real estate? Mimo Monitors' 800 by 480 7-inch USB displays are now available in the United States.