iPhone IOS 4.1 Update Means Different Things to Different Users

With speculation that the release of the iPhone's iOS 4.1 update might occur as early as today, Apple customers nationwide wait on the edge of their seats. iPhone 3G users like myself breathe a (hopeful) sigh of relief. Could the touted software update finally fix the problems caused on the slightly more dated iPhone models and restore some functionality to iPhones that were working fine before ...

Introducing the Switching to a Mac Superguide

The latest book in our popular Superguide series, Macworld's Switching to a Mac Superguide, is aimed at new Mac owners who are making their first baby steps into the OS X world. If you or someone in your family is finally making the switch to a Mac from a PC, this indispensable guide can help with the big move. It's also our first Superguide to be sold in Apple's iBookstore.

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Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10

Apple has revealed iTunes 10, the newest version of iTunes complete with a new logo, new features and its very own social network for music called “Ping” that he described as Facebook meets Twitter for music. Ping…

Samsung's B+ Mentality: Find a Successful Product, Copy It Adequately

Samsung's new Galaxy Tablet is the answer to Apple's iPad, but it's barely competent--which is precisely how Samsung rolls. A history of merely satisfactory products proves the point. Samsung is one of our Most Innovative Companies for good reason--their microchip and memory business is one of the best in the world, and the company is definitely on the shortlist of most dominant consumer tech ...