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New MacBook Pro speed tests
Macworld Lab tested all six of the new MacBook Pros, and the result show modest gains over the previous models.
Video: World Tech Update
In this week’s show Apple intros new hardware and software at WWDC, the Palm Pre goes on sale, more Computex news and two new digital cameras.
The Macalope Weekly: WWDC fallout
As Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference draws to a close, the Macalope examines the radioactive remains of this week's announcements and predictions.
Analysis: What Apple's WWDC moves mean for business
After a Worldwide Developers Conference keynote that saw a Snow Leopard preview and more developments on the iPhone front, Computerworld's Ryan Faas looks at the week's news from an enterprise perspective.
WWDC 2009 Keynote Address now available on iTunes
Apple has posted a downloadable video of its WWDC 2009 Keynote Address delivered by Phil Shiller and other senior Apple executives on the iTunes Store.
Opinion: $99 iPhone is Apple's biggest WWDC move
Forget about the iPhone 3G S, Snow Leopard, and new laptops -- the biggest news to come out of this week's Worldwide Developers Conference was Apple's decision to sell an iPhone for less than $100.
Snow Leopard taps into the Mac's core power
Apple's new Mac OS X 10.6 operating system, could bring massive performance gains to laptops and desktops.
Apple posts QuickTime movie of WWDC keynote
Apple has posted a QuickTime stream of the WWDC 2009 Keynote address.
WWDC keynote in review
The star of the Monday's WWDC keynote may very well have been the brand-new iPhone 3G S—boasting higher speeds and added features such as voice control, video capture and a compass. But several other products had their moment in the spotlight as well.
WWDC Roundtable
There was something for everyone at Monday's Worldwide Developer Conference keynote, and we cover all the highlights in this special edition of the Macworld Podcast.
Opinion: iPhone 3G S and the 'Uh Oh' moment
Sure, Monday's iPhone 3GS announcement may have unsettled some phone manufacturers, but there may be broader implications for gadget companies.
Snow Leopard more feature-laden than expected
Apple gave us a ship date and a few more details about Mac OS X 10.6. Rob Griffiths takes a look at the previously-unknown features of Snow Leopard.
Exchange support coming with Snow Leopard
In Snow Leopard, users will at last be able to use Microsoft Exchange without requiring the aid of outside software such as Entourage.
Summary: iPhone 3GS, MacBook updates, Snow Leopard highlight WWDC
From laptop updates to Snow Leopard to iPhone news, Monday's keynote at the Worldwide Developer Conference had plenty of Apple product announcements to go around. Here's a summary of what Apple unveiled.
Apple announces Snow Leopard Server developer preview
Snow Leopard Server has been released as a developer preview, with the full release planned for September, just like Snow Leopard
iPhone 3G S offers speed boost, video capture
The latest phone unveiled by Apple Monday promises speed improvements over the older iPhone 3G. The iPhone 3GS arrives June 19, priced at $199 for a 16GB model and $299 for a 32GB phone.
iPhone OS 3.0 coming on June 17
iPhone OS 3.0 will be released on June 17, 2009, according to Apple vice president of iPhone software Scott Forstall.
Snow Leopard gets a September ship date
The next version of Mac OS X will arrive in September, with a $29 price tag for users upgrading from OS X 10.5. But when OS X 10.6 does arrive, it will only run on Intel-based machines.
OS X installed user base has tripled in two years, says Apple
OS X has tripled its user base to 75 million users in just two years, according to Apple. The secret? iPhone and iPod touch, both of which run OS X.
Apple releases Safari 4 for Mac, Windows
First released as a public beta in February, a finished version of Safari 4 is now available. The updated browser will also be part of the Snow Leopard update to Mac OS X in September.
Apple updates, adds to MacBook line
Apple overhauled its MacBook, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air lines at WWDC with a slew of new models, and here are the details.
Live Update: WWDC 2009 Keynote
Macworld has live coverage of the keynote address at Apple’s 2009 Worldwide Developers Conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
WWDC: Final Apple predictions
PC World offers a final round-up of WWDC predictions in advance of Monday morning's keynote.
Mac hardware figures to be MIA at WWDC
If you're expecting a Mac hardware announcement at this week's Worldwide Developer Conference, history is not on your side. But that's not to say hardware will be totally absent from Monday's keynote.
WWDC Preview: iPhone 3.0 hopes from an IT pro
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference opens on Monday. John C. Welch predicts what changes in iPhone OS 3.0 mean for the IT crowd.
Australian Mac site asked to take down iPhone rumor
An Australian Mac site has received a cease and desist after posting a story about the current iPhone being discontinued.
Report: Steve Jobs returning to work this month
Apple CEO Steve Jobs on track to return to work this month, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Macalope Weekly: The WWDC/Pre show
Twas the week before WWDC took place at Moscone, and many expect Apple to roll out a brand new iPhone. And though it would seem the Palm Pre's ducks are all in a row, nothing quite explains Microsoft branding netbooks "loco."
WWDC Preview: What we know, what we expect with iPhone 3.0
As WWDC nears, rumor and speculation about the forthcoming iPhone 3.0 software are coming fast and, dare we say, furious. Dan Moren takes a look at what we know, what we don't know, and what we'd really like to know about the new update.
WWDC Preview
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off on Monday, June 8. Rob Griffiths and Dan Moren join Chris Breen for an episode-long discussion of WWDC 2009—what we know and what we might see.