After much deliberation, reading various reviews and watching the Apple promo video several times, I finally succumbed to the temptation and bought the new 11.6-inch MacBook Air. If you want to experience mobility, pleasure, fun, and the funkiness of using a solid machine that will let you perform your daily mobile computing needs, head over to the nearest Apple Store and grab one of these Apple babies.

Apple has introduced the new Mac App Store, hoping it will bring the same success as the iOS App Store for the Mac. It is basically a carbon copy of the App Store we’ve all grown to love, use and abuse. Hence, most of the features announced earlier today at the “Back to the Mac” media event are similar to the features of the iOS App Store. The Mac App Store will let you browse apps for your Apple desktops and portable devices by category, instantly buy and download apps, and even reinstall apps without getting charged again.

With the flexibility and virtualization options the Mac platform offers, it is no surprise to us that this operating system is becoming the first choice for many developers in today’s world. On top of the ability to virtualize both Windows and Linux on a Mac, developers are also able to code in anything that requires more »

The Blu-ray technology finally made it to Mac courtesy of MCE’s new Blu-ray Internal Drive for Apple Mac Pro and PowerMac, simply called the SuperDrive. This MCE Super Drive features 6X Blu-ray write-speeds and 16X DVD recording speed. It plays both Blu-ray and HD-DVD media and fully supports Lightscribe. It can record to 25GB single-layer more »

If you were around when OS 7 was in the market, you can’t not know Dark Castle. The game was released 21 years ago, and this one looks much better. Fine, I’m only 13 and I wasn’t around that long, but I did buy a Mac Classic off eBay which had this game. The game more »