I'm looking for writers to spread to word of Mac around the world. So if you are passionate or even straight out obsessive about Apple software and hardware, and would like your opinions to be read by thousands of people, then let me know immediately. And keep in mind that it doesn't matter who you are, what you do or where you come from. You don't have to be ...

Mac OS X Leopard -- I’ve been spending the past couple of weeks testing it out and getting to know it. Most of the time, I’ve been without internet access so I actually haven’t read anyone else's response yet, other than that of the beta versions. This is purely my own experience. Installing the new version was a quick and painless process -- as expected of anything that comes ...

Dot Mac has been flying under the radar for a while now, until I read that it had been upgraded with some Leopard specific enhancements. Apparently, users will now be able to synchronize their Dashboard widget preferences, Dock items, application and system preferences, and Mail notes. You've got to wonder -- where's Apple going with this service? Dot Mac gives you the above conveniences, as well as online storage, ...

Last week, Steve Jobs broke the news that Apple will release a software development kit for the iPhone in February. This means the iPhone will be opened up to third-party developers and we'll (once again) be able to add some extra functionality to our phones. The reason why we have to wait a few months is security. Since the iPhone is the worlds most advanced phone, it's a highly ...

Again I'm seeing this rumor about an Apple tablet or PDA in development. I'm trying to figure out how this device would look to fit into their current laptop and phone lineups. What I end up with is a few guesses and the conclusion that this is a very difficult move for Apple to make. Apple is moving at a tremendous speed here. First, they released the iPhone and ...