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• The PC at 40: Its Forgotten History and True Origins The PC's back story involves a little-known Texas connection.
• Dealing With Common Annoyances Sleek and capable as Apple's products are, they have their bad days like the rest of us. And when they do, you'll want to know...
• Another IPhone Application Slashed From App Store There's a serial killer on the loose, and he's picking off iPhone applications one by one. The Machiavellian criminal has...
• 'UFO Hunter' Hack Looked Like a Terrorist Attack Investigative resources diverted in crucial weeks, months after Sept. 11.
• Bugs & Fixes: Items That Disappear From the IPhone Since fixing MobileMe flaws is all the rage these days, this week's post tackles the problem of vanishing contact and calendar...
• IPhone References Application Blacklist Apple's made a big deal about keeping the iPhone locked down, what with insisting on the App Store as the exclusive method for...
• Force Subscribed Calendars to Sync to MobileMe As Apple has conceded, the launch of the MobileMe online service was not without its issues. Even now, with most of the early...
• Google Translate Now Sports IPhone Version Sure your iPhone can surf the web, get your email, even have your trousers taken in--but did you know it'll also let you speak...
• Microsoft Pledges to Help Vendors Find, Fix Bugs But company stops short of promising to lend Windows Update to others.
• Moneydance 2008r2 Finance Software Released The Infinite Kind has announced the release of Moneydance 2008r2, an update to their personal finance management software for...
• HP OfficeJet J4680 All-in-One For $130, you might not be surprised to find print, scan, and copy capabilities in HP's OfficeJet J4680 multifunction ink-jet...
• Canon Rolls out Three New HD Camcorders Canon has introduced three new High Definition (HD) camcorder models. The Vixia HF11 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder, Vixia HG21...
• Blogger Glitch Knocks Home Pages Offline A bug in Google's Blogger is rendering some blog home pages unviewable.
• MacPractice Adds E-prescription Support MacPractice has announced that its eponymous medical practice software can now help doctors use the electronic prescription...
• Agile Methodologies Turn Dev Team into 'Cargo Cult' Agile methodologies seemed like a good idea to this software development team. But when the company doesn't sincerely accept the change in work style, the result is just a buzzword for "project hell."
• How to Handle a Data Breach and Boost Business If your company suffers a data breach, especially one involving customer information, these three software security tips can help you handle it quickly and effectively.
• Protecting Against the Critical DNS Bug: Executive Summary With technical details officially released, attackers can take over vulnerable networks. Here's what you need to know.
• Angelina Jolie Tops List of 'Celebrity Spammers' Angelina Jolie wants you. Well, not really, but spammers want you to think so. Today's hot spam trend is using celebrity names to get people to open up e-mails and unleash a virus or Trojan attack. Which starlets appear most? We've got the top 10.
• Dictionary Cleaner Edits Your Custom Dictionary Two AM Software has released Dictionary Cleaner, a free utility that helps you edit your custom spelling dictionary.
• MLB.com At Bat for IPhone As baseball's pennant races heat up--for those of us not living in the San Francisco Bay Area, anyway--this is the time for...
• Blood Ties Game Debuts Macgamestore.com has announced the release of Blood Ties for the Mac, a casual game based on the popular Canadian television...
• Marware Offers IPhone C.E.O. Cases in Vanilla Marware has introduced new versions of its C.E.O. case line in Vanilla colors, for iPhone 3G. They're available for pre-order...
• Photoshop Lightroom 2.0 Photoshop Lightroom, Adobe's first attempt at a photo-management and -editing tool specifically for photographers, was a solid...
• TypeCast ITunes' podcast support is great. The program always remembers where you pause podcast installments, and iPhone users can sync...
• Ohio Official Sues E-voting Vendor for Dropped Votes The Ohio secretary of state filed a lawsuit against an e-voting vendor for dropped votes.