Computer company announces the release of public beta software which allows Intel-based Mac owners the ability to install and run Windows XP as a secondary boot option to Mac OS X.
Apple's Security Update 2006-001 includes patches for the recent Leap.A and shell script exploits, as well as unrelated fixes for a number of other system components.
A potentially critical security flaw has been found in Mac OS X's Safari Web browser which could enable an attacker to run arbitrary Unix shell scripts.
It was bound to happen: a Trojan horse for Mac OS X has appeared, purporting to be screenshots of Apple's forthcoming Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" operating system.
Macworld editors have given 14 Best of Show awards at this week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, highlighting innovative and buzz-generating products.
BlackBerries may have just become more addictive: RIM has announced support for Google Talk, Google Local, plus Mac users can get PocketMac for BlackBerry free.
At his Macworld Expo keynote, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled a new $49 iPod remote with an FM Tuner, plus iLife '06, an update to its lifestyle applications featuring Web authoring.
It's official: Google's in the content business, launching the Google Video Store with CBS and NBA programming, along with the much-expected Google Payments System.
The SMC EZ Connect Wireless Printer Server uses 802.11g and USB 2.0 to connect printers to a local network or authorized Internet users for remote printing jobs without wires.
Not content with competing in the professional audio and video arenas, Apple Computer is now targeting pro photographers with a new application, Aperture.
In a special event today, Apple unveiled a video-capable iPod and a new iMac with a remote, an integrated iSight camera, and new Front Row media center software.
Alternative Web browser Opera has abandoned its built-in advertising and commercial licensing and is now available for free, although a paid support option is still available.
A new Web traffic survey finds Internet Explorer losing ground to Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Safari, and Opera: now, IE accounts for less than seven-eighths of Web traffic.
Apple kills off its the iPod mini in favor of the new flash-based iPod nano: thinner than a #2 pencil, weighing just 1.5 ounces, featuring a color screen, and starting at $199.
Apple Computer updates some affordable Macs, speeding up and improving the iBook portable line while (finally!) doubling the default RAM installed in Mac minis.
Yahoo has announced its acquisition of Pixoria, Inc. and its Widget-making software Konfabulator, as a technology to enable unique tools built on Yahoo's XML content.
Undoubtedly today's biggest story, Apple has made the highly anticipated announcement that the company would be introducing new Apple computers based on Intel processors
Mac OS X version 10.4 'Tiger' will go on sale Friday, April 29, beginning at 6:00 p.m. during special events at Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers.
Cruzer Titanium is a sleek, USB 2.0 hi-speed flash storage drive that is virtually indestructible and designed to physically protect the valuable data of business and power users.