I could sit here and say that this year’s Macworld Expo was a disaster for a number of reasons, but I’m not going to. I did not attend this year’s oddly-timed expo (it started Tuesday and ended on Saturday and in February, no less)…

With today’s iPad announcement, I’m starting to think that there’s something wrong and confusing how Apple’s operating systems are described. You have three different product families with standalone operating systems: the iPod touch/iPhone, the iPad (which is a bit of an extension of the iPhone OS), and the various Macs. How do you keep track of what Apple has to offer?

It’s a new year, and as a result, there’s probably a number of New Year’s resolutions already being broken around the world. Backing up your Mac should not be one of those. With any extra hard drive and a Mac equipped with Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6, you can use Time Machine to easily back up your data automatically…

I thought that it was time that I weighed in on the Apple tablet that everyone seems to be talking about right now. This seems a bit like the iPhone rumors that swirled around for the better part of 2006. Everyone was worried about the name, what features it would have, and what carrier would get it. This seems similar to the tablet rumors we’re reading today…

About two weeks ago I decided to send in my MacBook Pro for repairs. The repairs were to replace a defective LCD panel and top case (I had been putting it off since they were more annoying nuisances ). During the time my computer was in Texas, I decided to pull my now-ancient iBook G3 off the bench for daily use…

A little over a week ago, Apple released the Mac mini server edition and a faster regular Mac mini, few were completely surprised. Speculation was rampant that there’d be an optical drive-less mini, and taking the existing form factor, swapping an optical drive with a hard drive makes sense. The fact that Apple is branding it as a server is interesting, though…