Opinion: Apple at the Expo: What went wrong?
Macworld's Jason Snell is stunned that Apple has taken a 25-year-old event -- the Macworld Expo in San Francisco -- and 'treated it like a piece of garbage stuck to the bottom of its shoe.' But he's not really surprised: Apple has been leading up to this moment for a long time. Read more...

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Review: Apple's LED Cinema Display a boon for Mac laptop users
Apple's stylish new 24-in. LED Cinema Display is the perfect companion for Mac laptop owners looking for big-screen convenience -- and an ad hoc docking station. But you'll need one of the newest laptops to make the connection.

Don't wait for Snow Leopard: 10 ways to slim down and speed up your Mac now
Apple has indicated that its upcoming operating system, Snow Leopard, will be sleeker and faster. But with a few simple steps you can get at least some of those results with your current version of Mac OS X.

Review: The new MacBook Air, now with extra SSD goodness
If the first MacBook Air was a revolutionary take on the Apple laptop line, the new version is an evolutionary advance that offers a noticeable speed boost and better storage options. And the top-end model is a lot cheaper than it was when it debuted in January.

Review: Western Digital 500GB My Passport Studio
The My Passport Studio is completely awesome just for what it is: a 500GB external drive that you plug into your Mac, sit back and watch as the drive icon pops up on the screen. It's fully Mac-formatted, and Time Machine wants to gobble it up as soon as it's detected.

Seven ways to push mail to the iPhone -- without Exchange
Though the iPhone supports common e-mail protocols, Exchange is the only business-oriented option for offering push message notification and over-the-air updates to calendar and contact items. But there are other options.

Cool Stuff: Your 2008 Holiday Gift Guide
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Review: BlackBerry's Storm is awkward and disappointing
BlackBerry fans who've been yearning for a touch-based handset à la iPhone now have one, but the BlackBerry Storm, which Verizon Wireless plans to start selling Friday for $250 with a two-year contract, might not be the smart phone of their dreams.

Apple's Stealth Business Notebook
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