The Macalope Weekly: Pad derangement syndrome Once again, the iPad rules the week's news. Is it the best thing since Apple first sliced a loaf of bread, or an unmitigated disaster? The Macalope looks at what the Internet thinks.
Adobe, Apple spar over Flash for iPad, Mac Flash has long been a tinderbox for arguments between Apple and Adobe, and the recent introduction of the iPad has only fanned those flames.
Apple rolls out Web interface for App Store The days of the annoying screen telling you iTunes is loading are finally over: Apple is now displaying information about iPhone apps on the Web.
Bugs & Fixes: iTunes 9.0.3. and the 'remember password' bug This week's iTunes 9.0.3 update means that the application no longer ignores the "Remember password for purchases" setting. That's great, but Ted Landau wishes Apple would have come clean about the bug more quickly.
Report: Jobs disses rivals at Apple meeting Google and Adobe were apparent recipients of Steve Jobs-delivered putdowns, according to online reports of an Apple town hall meeting.
iMac customers report yellow tinted displays Some customers who bought new iMacs -- particularly the 27-inch models -- are peppering the Web with reports of screens that give off a yellow tint at the bottom of the screen.
The iPad: What you need to know The Macworld staff tackles the good, bad, and ugly questions about Apple's latest device, the iPad.
The iPad, unveiled Apple's new tablet was the talk of the tech world Wednesday, so naturally it's the focus of our podcast, featuring three editors who saw it up close.
Apple's iPad has pitfalls for enterprise Apple's iPad tablet could be an attractive business tool, but it lacks security and manageability features that enterprises need, analysts said on Wednesday.
Opinion: Five iPad disappointments We've told you about pleasant surprise from Wednesday's iPad announcement. Now Rob Griffiths shares his thoughts on the less-pleasant discoveries from the iPad's unveiling.
Slideshow: Hands on with the iPad After today's big iPad event, Macworld editors had some hands-on time with the new product. Find out what they learned.
Opinion: iPad needs a Dvorak keyboard As impressed as Kirk McElhearn is with the newly unveiled iPad, it's missing one feature that he desperately longs to see.
Opinion: The iPad's five best surprises With so many rumors flying around for so long about the iPad (as it's now known), few aspects of Wednesday's announcement were real shockers. But there were a few. Dan Frakes takes a look at the five best iPad surprises.
Slideshow: Apple's iPad unveiling Apple announced its latest product, the iPad, in San Francisco this morning. This is a collection of photographs Macworld took at the much anticipated event.
Apple introduces iWork for iPad Apple today at its iPad introduction announced a new version of iWork designed specifically for the iPad. The iWork for iPad application suite broadens the potential target audience for the iPad.
iPad to feature Apple's iBooks e-reader app The iPad tablet unveiled Wednesday will include an e-book reading app called iBooks that will also let users buy and download e-books directly from the device.
Live Update: Apple Event Jason Snell, Dan Moren, Jonathan Seff and the rest of the Macworld team will be on hand as Apple hosts an invitation-only event in San Francisco.
Electronic Arts, Namco hype Apple tablet to gamers Electronic Arts, Namco and other leading games developers are already seeing the potential in an Apple tablet should the company unveil such a device on Wednesday.
Apple's Cook embraces AT&T, defends App Store Monday's conference call featuring Apple executives touched on two issues of interest to iPhone users and developers -- AT&T's coverage and the approval process for iPhone and iPod touch apps. And it provided a rare look at what Apple's top executives think about those issues.