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Hey, it's a three-day weekend! Might we suggest you unwind with this recap of our biggest stories from the week gone by?

At TechHive, Jason Snell explains why mobile scorekeeping is rapidly taking the place of pen and paper when he's at a ballgame.

A friend stages an intervention of sorts and the Macalope makes nice with a silly pundit. But not before handing out a much-deserved goring.

The TSA is joining the Apple ecosphere, a stolen iPhone sends pictures from beyond the "grave," and everybody can relax--Sir Jonathan Ive isn't going anywhere.

Ever been to a sports game and tried to send a text message, upload a photo to Facebook, or send a tweet about that awesome play that just happened? If so, you...

Another one-time iPad killer is about to be killed off itself, less than a year after it started shipping.

Copyright owners want allegedly infringing links removed from search results in increasing volume, Google says.

If you've had the same Mac for a long time and tend toward pack-ratness, it's possible that your Applications folder is full of items you no longer use. Chris Breen shows you how to find them.

With a preview release of Windows 8 scheduled for next month, Mac enthusiast John Moltz offers his take on Microscoft's latest operating system update and why it's still a step behind what Apple offers.

Don't let the high price of gasoline keep you from hitting the road this three-day weekend. Use these apps to track down the best gas prices from your iOS device.

This week’s roundup of iOS apps is another feast for the senses: Offerings that let you pretend to fly through the air, watch the latest shows, read the latest news, or plan that trip to the big city.

Even if you’ve outgrown certain elements of the Diablo series over the last 16 years, Blizzard does a great job of reminding you why these games are fun.

Nuance, the company behind the technology used in Siri, has announced that it is making a Siri-like natural language command platform for vehicles.

Guy English takes on the Macalope's bread and butter.

Premiere Pro CS6 extends the performance gains of its predecessor to a wider range of users, particularly mobile editors with the proper laptop configuration. But what makes the CS6 version a worthy upgrade is its focus on video editing enhancements.

Both World War II Interactive and Timeline World War 2 do an admirable job at using iPad features to present facts and figures about the war in an engaging way. But it's the latter app that excels at putting its own unique stamp on presenting history.

Two U.S. lawmakers have called on the U.S. Department of Justice to reopen its investigation into Google's snooping on Wi-Fi networks in 2010 after recent questions about the company's level of cooperation with federal inquiries.

Curio Core is one of the more expensive organizer options in the Mac App Store. But it’s not the priciest; it offers a lot more features than many cheaper apps; and it presents them in a friendly, easy-to-learn package.

Tim Cook's in the kitchen, whipping up some tasty Apple turnover; Yahoo bakes its keys right into its latest product; and a Rogue Amoeba iPhone app apparently isn't to Apple's taste.

Previewed at last March's iPad event, Autodesk's SketchBook Ink has hit the App Store for all to test and play with. Being the naturally curious sketcher that I am, I took it for a quick spin.

Justnotes is an elegant plain-text-notes app that syncs across devices using Simplenote and Dropbox.

Facebook Camera looks a heck of a lot like Instagram. But it's seemingly aimed at a different crowd. Here's our hands-on.

What a difference a year makes in the booming smartphone market. A year ago, the world's leading smartphone operating systems, Android and iOS, owned a little over half the market. Now they own more than 80 percent of it.

Macworld's Chris Breen demonstrates some of the power of Apple's Automator by creating two helpful workflows.

Whether you use Google's Gmail service at work or for personal purposes, you probably have a good handle on the basics: organizing your contacts, sending emails...

There's a growing body of research on phantom cellphone vibrations and the other problems associated with technology obsession.

Security researchers unveiled eight vulnerabilities in Google services during the Hack in the Box conference in Amsterdam on Thursday.

The Onbeat Xtreme offers exceptional sound quality, but it's not for everyone, especially those with multiple iOS devices or who want AirPlay instead of Bluetooth.

Google's Android operating system does not infringe Oracle's Java patents, a jury in San Francisco found Wednesday in a setback for Oracle.

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