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Review: 'MacHeads,' a documentary on the Mac faithful
The new documentary, by two Israeli brothers, is an interesting look at the passion behind the millions-strong Mac community. But it lacks clarity.

Photos: Scenes from the Macworld keynote
Led by VP Phil Schiller, the Jobs-less presentation included a 17-inch MacBook Pro and DRM-free songs in iTunes.

Add permanent keyboard shortcuts to Google.com
Get keyboard shortcuts in Google's search with an unsanctioned Firefox add-on that brings more to the table than Google's own experimental shortcuts program.

A new era for Macworld Expo
Without Steve Jobs delivering his trademark keynote address, Macworld Expo won't likely make the same splash. But the show goes on, for now at least.

Pandora 2.0 for iPhone released
Internet radio company, Pandora, has just released version 2.0 of its immensely popular iPhone application.

6 services that help you find, follow friends on Twitter
Want to find and follow friends on Twitter, but you don't know where to go to do it? Check out this list of six services that will help you do just that.

SanDisk, Samsung tout new Netbook, server SSDs
SanDisk and Samsung are introducing new solid-state drives for the Netbook and enterprise markets, respectively.

Yelp user faces lawsuit over negative review
Community reviewer who suggested a chiropractor was less than honest in his billing practices is accused of defamation in a lawsuit.

Rest in peace, UIQ
UIQ Technology's interface has served many users well and will now transcend into the realm of smartphone history.

Google grab bag: Chinese lawsuit, 9/11 ASCII art
Google fended off a Chinese trademark infringement suit, and captured the sudden arrival of searches for characters that show a plane and two towers.

Obama picks RIAA's favorite lawyer for a top Justice post
A courtroom lawyer who has sued individual file swappers in multiple federal courts is President-elect Barack Obama's choice for a top Justice Department position.

VMware hires away Borland CEO
Tod Nielsen to become COO at virtualization company where he hooks up with former boss from his Microsoft days, VMware CEO Paul Maritz

Fring spiffs up VoIP app for Windows Mobile
Mobile VoIP company Fring adds a number of advanced features to its Windows Mobile app, including file transferring.

Apple activates iTunes downloads over 3G, with a caveat
iPhone users are no longer restricted to iTunes downloads over Wi-Fi, but songs over 10MB may be excluded.

New limo awaits Obama
Cadillac and the Secret Service aren't saying much, but the automaker is rolling out a new presidential limousine for Inauguration Day.

iPhoto update helps show merits of geotagging
With new software version, Apple starts unlocking more of the promise of location tags: use a map to browse photos or create a photo book based on where you were.

First iPhone game summit takes shape
On March 19th, some of the leading developers of iPhone games will gather in San Francisco to promote the platform and talk about moving it forward.

A quick recap of Apple news at Macworld 2009
This year's Macworld keynote presentation was not the most exciting event Apple has ever put on, but there were still some noteworthy announcements. Here's a quick look.

Obama supporters downplay CTO's near-term role
The economic priorities of the incoming Obama administration may mean that fleshing out the role of a chief technology officer could become a lesser priority.

Upgrading to a DRM-free iTunes library will cost you
Apple will not only offer new tracks stripped of copy-protection software, it will let you remove DRM from your existing iTunes collection--for 30 cents per song.

Apple takes another small step onto the Web
Latest software updates to iWork and iLife now integrate with various Web services including favorites like Facebook and Flickr.