Rob GriffithsSenior Contributor, Macworld
Former Macworld Senior Editor Rob Griffiths founded Mac OS X Hints. He's now master of ceremonies at Many Tricks Software.
Hackintosh: Should you build one?
Consider the pros and cons before you embark on the journey of building your own Mac.
Hackintosh: Build a DIY Mac for gaming
Rob Griffiths decides to replace his nine-year-old Hackintosh (dubbed Frankenmac) with a new DIY Mac.
Numbers 2.6.1 for iOS review: Spreadsheet app is now a better competitor to Excel
On its own merits, Numbers is well done and should meet the needs of nearly any iOS spreadsheet user.
Numbers 3.6.1 for Mac review: The best version of Apple’s spreadsheet app so far
The latest version sees the return of missing features, along with improved large-data-set performance and useful new charting tools.
Allowance & Chores Bot review: Manage your kids’ tasks and money on your iOS device
A family-friendly way to track chores and allowances.
One screen or two: Why it’s better (or worse) to have multiple displays on your Mac
Two Macworld contributors explain why their display setup works best.
Satechi Bluetooth Wireless Smart Keypad review: A worthwhile companion to Apple’s keyboard
Great for numeric entry, this keypad also has a special calculator mode.
Considering a hardware RAID? Here’s what you need to know
A hardware RAID can be pricey but it helps prevent data loss and improve performance.
How Apple could fix the Mac App Store
A few simple changes—and one major change—could improve the Mac App Store experience for both developers and customers.
How to use grid-style password entry on the new Apple TV
Don't mess with the Apple TV's hair-pulling line entry screen. Grab an older Apple Remote and use the old grid-style password entry screen.
The Mac App Store: With convenience comes compromise
"Available exclusively on the Mac App Store" seems like ideal marketing, but it comes with many strings attached for both users and developers.