At CES in Las Vegas this week, Griffin Technology is showing off an audio amplifier that uses an Airport Express to capture your AirPlay stream, decode it, then send the lossless, amplified sound through your speakers that otherwise aren’t AirPlay enabled.

Apple has released the Airport utility application for those who use the AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express, and Time Capsule base stations. Launching the app, you are immediately greeted with a diagram depicting the Internet and any base stations on your network. After that, you can just tap any specific base station with which to begin and enter your password. From there, you are already set-up and ready to manage your networks.

Hitting the App Store today is algoriddim’s djay for iPad, making the iPad one of the best tools for DJs in the process. It has direct access to your iPad’s music library and allows you to control the mix in a superb multitouch environment. The app’s feature list is surprisingly close to the desktop version of djay, but the price isn’t; djay for iPad is available now for $19.99.

Yesterday, Apple somewhat quietly updated both the Time Capsule and Airport Extreme. Most everything stayed the same as previous version with the exception of a few fun details like guest networking and simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi.

Sometimes it’s useful to be able to share a wired internet connection from your Mac to other computers or devices wirelessly. Let’s say you want to browse the internet over WiFi with your iPhone at home, but you don’t want to buy a wireless router yet. Or maybe you have a game console with which you want to play games online, but again, don’t want to buy a router yet. Thankfully, there is an easy way to do this (and a hard way).

Head past the break for both procedures.

Apple has released Apple TV software version 2.3. AppleInsider reports that this update allows users to stream music from the Apple TV to other Apple TVs or AirPort Expresses. The update also allows users to use third party remotes with their Apple TV, which has been a long standing request from many users. The Apple more »

Got an Airport Express Base Station or an AppleTV? Got a whole mess of music on a central computer? Then you, my friend, could be streaming your music through your home stereo system, and Macworld tells you how: If you have an AirPort Express Base Station, string an audio cable between its audio port and more »

In an odd move for Apple, they today released the new Airport Express, with 802.11n networking. Usually, Apple releases products on a Tuesday, and it seems that they may have decided to release the product early due to Saturday’s leak. The new Airport Express units are no different from previous iterations other than the new more »

The Airport Express page on the Swiss Apple Store Online has been preemptively updated to show that the Airport Express has been updated with 802.11n wireless capabilities. As of now, all products in the Mac and Airport lines except for the Airport Express are wireless N compatible. The 802.11n wireless networking protocol allows for more more »