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Apple mailing promotes Black Friday deals
Apple sent out a marketing e-mail on Friday promoting its Black Friday deals.
Get the most for your gear-buying dollar
As part of our annual Gear Guide, we've rounded up some tips to help you get the most out of your gift-buying dollar this holiday season.
Report: Twitter gets phone users to surf the Web
Micro-blogging site Twitter is having a positive effect on the number of consumers using their mobile phone to access the web, says Novarra.
Looking to buy an HDTV for the holidays? Now's a good time
If an HDTV--for yourself or for some lucky gift recipient--is on your holiday shopping list, you're in luck, thanks to attractive pricing.
Black Friday Deals: Five point-and-shoot cameras
PC World's Tim Moynihan turns to PriceTrace.com to find good deals on point-and-shoot cameras.
Best Black Friday storage deals
Among this year's Black Friday bargains, PC World has found 1TB external models for $80, and a wave of 500GB portable drives for between $60 and $80.
NDrive intros low price iPhone GPS apps, Black Friday sale
NDrive has released two new low cost GPS applications for the iPhone in NDrive New York City and NDrive Los Angeles and announced a Black Friday sale.
Ostendo 43-inch curved monitor: The ultimate gaming display?
If your existing display just isn't cutting it any more, then it might be time to step up to Ostendo's 43-inch curved monitor. This long-awaited display is now...
Black Friday deals for Mac and iPhone software
’Tis the season of festivities and shopping and these great deals on Mac and iPhone software are just what you need.
Plug-in Suite 5 for Photoshop now available
onOne Software today announced the immediate availability of Plug-in Suite 5 for Adobe Photoshop.
Holiday Gear Guide: Great gifts over $150
Part three of Macworld's 2009 Holiday Gear Guide looks at gifts that cost more than $150 and are worth every penny.
Apple posts guidelines on 27-inch iMac’s Target Display mode
The new 27-inch iMacs can serve as external displays for other devices. An Apple support document lets you know how to get the most out of the new feature.
Buffalo ships USB 3.0 hard drive
In spite of rumors that the first USB 3.0 products wouldn't surface until the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Buffalo Technology has now shipped an external hard drive with USB 3.0 support.
Touch DJ brings full-featured DJ skills to iPhone
Amidio has released Touch DJ, a DJ app, which offers realtime independent manipulation of two MP3 files.
The Google-TiVo deal: What it means for you
Google and TiVo are teaming up for a new deal that'll put your clicking habits into the hands of advertisers.
Holiday Gear Guide: Great gifts under $150
Part two of Macworld's 2009 Holiday Gear Guide looks at gifts between $50 and $150.
Microsoft CFO to leave at end of year
Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell plans to leave the company at the end of the year after managing the software giant's finances for nearly five years.
Apple asks judge to shutter Psystar's clone business
Apple wants a federal judge to shut down Psystar's Mac clone operation and to pay more than $2.1 million in damages, according to court documents.
Gameloft does a backflip, supports next generation Android phones
After announcing a cutback to Android development last week, the mobile games developer seemingly does the opposite and announced further support instead
Six ways to watch movies on your Mac
The iTunes Store now has a respectable movie catalog, but it's not your only source for movies and TV shows on the Web.
Apple updates Final Cut Server
Apple releases minor update to Final Cut Server.
iPhoto 8.1.1 fixes Faces bug
A minor update to iPhoto '09 fixes a problem with the app's Faces feature, as well as issues with book ordering and the iPod touch.
Ableton releases Max for Live
Ableton and Cycling '74 release Max for Live, which integrates the Max/MSP audio visual programming language with Ableton's Live 8 digital-audio workstation.
Hack allows for Magic Mouse scrolling in Windows
Apple's new Magic Mouse, billed as the world's first Multi-Touch mouse, is now reportedly available to Windows users.
A quarter of office workers say they'd steal company data
A quarter of office workers would steal sensitive company data if they thought it would help a friend or family member in securing a job, says CyberArk.
Kindle 2 gets native PDF support, improved battery life
A new firmware release improves the Kindle 2's battery life and adds a long sought after feature: native PDF support.
'Godfather of Spam' sentenced to four years in prison
One of the most notorious U.S.-based spammers was sentenced to more than four years on Monday for a stock spam manipulation scheme.
Facebook worm spreads with a lurid lure
Facebook was hit with a worm that infected users' profiles and then redirected them to pornography sites.
Five ways to lose your identity (and wallet) this holiday season
Computerworld offers tips to holiday shoppers looking to expose their personal data to online thieves.
Holiday Gear Guide: Great Gear Under $50
Part one of Macworld's 2009 Holiday Gear Guide looks at affordable gifts under $50.