Mac OSX News Feeds
- Analysis: HBO deal may signal pricing policy shift for iTunes
- Universal battery charger debuts for Apple laptops
- Google overtakes Yahoo as most-visited U.S. Web site
- Yahoo tells Icahn that its own board knows best
- New music loop package adds ?quirky? instruments to songs
- Tidy Up utility adds Quick Look support
- Ableton releases Live 7 LE
- MacProVideo releases Logic video tutorial
- ezGear iPod video cable allows charging
- MacWireless.com PoE kit for Airport Extreme
- Apple wins black pencils for iMac, iPhone designs
- Apple UK drops online return fee
- Kekus ships Aperture lens distortion plug-in
- AT&T resumes three-a-customer iPhone limit
- FastMac intros universal charger for Mac notebooks
- Student develops 3D magnetic storage
- Erykah Badu: Freestyle Mac
- Bento: beautiful in design and easy to use
- Time Capsule off to a great start
- Apple Retail Store, Boylston Street, opens May 15
- HBO programming now available on iTunes
- Apple Executives to Showcase OS X Development Platforms at WWDC
- Quick Tip of the Week: Taking advantage of .Mac Sync
- Delivering automatic, constant, complete, wireless backups
- Creating Algorithmic Art on a Mac
Mac OSX Software Updates
- Tidy Up! 1.4.1 - Find all of the duplicate files on your hard drive (was Doublet Scan). (Shareware)
- Kunden 2.0.1 - Track your jobs, tasks, notes and more. (Demo)
- jPDFViewer 4.30 - Java bean for viewing PDF files. (Demo)
- TimeNet Law 1.9.1 - Software suite for law offices. (Shareware)
- PosteRazor 1.5 - Cuts poster size images down to be printed. (Free)
- Gizmo 4.0.0.258 - Internet telephony app (beta). (Free)
Mac Rumors
- Apple files first lawsuit in defense of "Made for iPod" licensing
- Latest iPhone deals nearly quadruple Apple's addressable market
- Component report pins MacBook overhaul for third quarter
- Orange to offer 3G iPhone in Africa, Mid East, and Europe
- WSJ on touch BlackBerry; Intel 4-core; T-Mobile at 100K iPhones
Mac Reviews
Other Great Apple Feeds
- Multitouch Goodness: Full-Screen Multitouch Mac OS X Is Here
- How Apple is changing DRM
- 12 Effective Strategies Apple Uses to Create Loyal Customers
- Lifehacker's Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do
- Intel Confirms Atom-based Larger iPhone (Mini-Tablet)?
- 10 Million iPhones by Year?s End? NP.
- 3G iPhone to have conferencing, GPS, and more
- Official: HBO now on iTunes
- Steve Jobs to showcase OS X, iPhone platforms at WWDC
- Use an iPhone to Slim Down Your Wallet
- Advenio releases MacGourmet 2.3 for Mac OS X
- Dare to be Creative releases iCombiner 1.2 for Mac OS X
- Mac Notepad '08 for Mac OS X released
- Opacity 1.1: A Graphic Editor For the Screen
- Readdle announces stand-alone iPhone 2.0 application, new storage plans
- Scanning Is Back: DEVONthink Pro Office 1.5.2 and more
- MacRailSoft announces the release of RailModeller 3.1
- Marware introduces C.E.O. Envi for MacBook Air
- Macgamestore unleashes Agatha Christie: Peril at End House
- SubRosaSoft.com announces FileDefense 1.5
- IR-909 brings old school beatmaking to the iPhone
- SynchStep: musical speedometer
- Apple wins two D&AD 'Black Pencil' awards
- FastMac releases external charger for Mac notebook batteries
- Breakaway 1.7
- WWDC schedule: Ajax to iCal
- FlyTunes Brings Free Streaming Radio to iPhone & iPod Touch
- WWDC schedule: Ajax to PDF
- Mail Unread Menu 3.1
- Orange offers up iPhone for EMEA
Useful Links & Books
Useful Links
These are links that cover a myriad of different CSS and Web Standards topics.
Stories Dugg
View More StoriesAmazon has a bunch of Apple & Mac OS X related books.
- Mac OS X: The Missing Manual
- Mac OS X Bible
- The Mac OS X Tiger Book
- The Mac OS X Help Line
- The Mac OS X Tiger Unleashed
- Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger : Visual QS Guide
- Mac OS X Tiger For Dummies
- Cult of Mac
- Cult of iPod
- iPhoto: The Missing Manual
- Apple Confidential 2.0
- iPod and iTunes: The Missing Manual
- Photoshop CS2 Bible
- Mac OS X Bible Tiger for Unix Geeks
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