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TapeDeck audio recorder debuts
TapeDeck is a new audio recorder app that looks like a cassette tape deck from the 1980s.
Review: Genius BT-03A Bluetooth wireless headphones
While the wireless functionality of the Genius BT-03A Bluetooth headphones works well enough in most situations, this isn't going to be your one pair of headphones to rule them all.
Turn to Path Styler Pro for logos, title graphics
Path Styler Pro helps you produce high-quality logos and title graphics in either Illustrator or Photoshop with a noticeable ease of use. James Dempsey takes a closer look at the plugin.
Up close with MultiClutch
Will Henderson’s MultiClutch is a utility you have to see in action to appreciate. Dan Frakes takes you on a visual tour of the program that extends MultiTouch gestures to other apps.
iPod case roundup: classic mashup
In this week's iPod case roundup, Dan Pourhadi reviews a mishmash of cases for the iPod classic, from a leather pouch to waterproof protection.
Parallels update adds Vista SP1, XP SP3 support
Parallels added support for the most recent versions of Vista and XP, in addition to fixing other bugs.
Microsoft to appeal $1.3 billion EU fine
Microsoft is appealing the $1.3 billion fine imposed on it by the European Union for failing to honor a 2004 antitrust agreement.
Ableton releases Orchestral Instruments for Live
Ableton has released orchestral instruments consisting of Strings, Brass, Woodwinds and Percussion in separate collections.
Apple settles two Canadian iPod lawsuits
Apple Canada offered Canadian iPod customers $45 to settle two lawsuits.
Bugs & Fixes: Desktop items MIA
If items you’ve tried saving to your Desktop are disappearing without a trace, Ted Landau feels your pain. Here’s how he solves the problem.
O2: iPhone is no longer available in UK
O2 has confirmed reports that the iPhone is not currently available anywhere in the UK, and customers may have to wait for the putative 3G Apple iPhone.
Google takes Street View snaps in Paris; lawsuits may follow
Google has begun scanning the streets and buildings of Paris to expand its Street View service.
More details emerge about Aspyr's Game Agent service
Aspyr has answered some questions about its just-announced Game Agent online game download service, coming this summer.
Copy paths from Finder selections
There are a number of ways to see and/or copy the path to a given selection in the Finder. Rob Griffiths explores your options.
EyeTV update supports H.264 broadcasts
EyeTV 3.0.2 adds several new features, such as the ability to view H.264-encoded digital TV broadcasts, export closed captions to QuickTime and support for new DVRs.
LG unveils 3G Prada phone in Japan
They say everything comes to those that wait. A year after it went on sale in the rest of the world customers in Japan will soon get a chance to buy the LG Prada phone, but with a feature not available elsewhere: 3G.
Mac shopping advice
Once you've picked which Mac you want to buy, there are still some important decisions left. Namely, where to purchase it, and what else you need to consider adding beyond what comes standard in the box.
House passes copyright enforcement bill
The legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives would allow law enforcement authorities to seek the forfeiture of property used in copyright infringement.
Cablevision plans Wi-Fi network in NYC
Cablevision announced plans to build a Wi-Fi network covering its footprint that will be accessible to its broadband customers.
U.S. lawmakers introduce new net neutrality bill
Two U.S. House members introduced a bill that would subject broadband providers to antitrust violations if they block or slow Internet traffic.
Analysis: In Italy, Apple shifts iPhone strategy
To bring the iPhone to Italy, Apple broke with its usual gameplan and signed deals with multiple providers. Jim Dalrymple wonders what that could mean for future iPhone expansion plans.
Aspyr reveals Game Agent online store details
Aspyr's Game Agent is being released as a new online store this summer, according to a statement from the company's development partner for the new service.
From the Lab: How Psystar’s computer measures up to a Mac
The Open Computer, an Intel-based machine capable of running OS X, can outperform a Mac mini. But it lagged behind the entry-level iMac as well as a home-built system in our benchmark testing.
Save our Stooges!
In which I entreat Steve Jobs to help save a portion of our precious past.
MS licenses Parallels Desktop for Expression Pro
Microsoft has licensed Parallels Desktop for Mac, the virtualization software, for its Expression Professional Subscription product, which will be released next month.