Most people aren't running anti-malware (more commonly called anti-virus) software on their Macs, and Apple doesn't build it in to Mac OS X. Macs have started to become targets, however, for malware. It hasn't been a serious problem until recently, when it was discovered that at least 600,000 Macs ...
Tech at the Auto Show
We went to the New York Auto Show this week and were excited to see how car companies are using technology, both in the cars themselves and for tracking customers. Many of the newest cars have sophisticated tech built into them: Lexus has their own "Enform" app that allows you to use your iPhone ...
yes, you can print from iPhone and iPad and iPod Touch
iOS is all about simplicity, and so Apple has built no-configuration printing capability for it, called AirPrint. The trick is that your printer needs to be AirPrint-compatible -- but if you already have one you want to use, there may be still be an answer for you. Apple maintains a list of ...
Lion users finally get Quicken
When Apple released Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, they also left many Quicken users in the cold, because Lion no longer supports PowerPC applications. Quicken Essentials 2010 does run on Lion, but it has been widely panned due to its meager feature set as compared with its predecessor. Intuit has finally ...
How great is the new iPad?
I recently had my first hands-on experience with the “new iPad” at an Apple Store. The screen does look incredible, especially when reading books or web text—the sharpness of the words makes reading an effortless experience. The one thing I noticed is that many images, especially the ones on ...
How Bad Do You Want the New iPad?
The new iPad went on sale this morning. We happened to be passing by the Fifth Avenue Apple Store. Check out our photos of the long wait for the latest iPad. ...