Hate rushing to the store to make sure you are able to get one of the few copies available of your favorite movie on the day of its DVD release? We’ve all been there, and it sucks. Well, Apple has now come to the rescue. You are now able to purchase iTunes movies on the more »

A few weeks ago I wrote about a possible rumor that Canada may be receiving the iPhone. Now, it has been confirmed. Although the statement from Roger’s was extremely short, with no details about a release date or model, it is now certain that the iPhone is heading north. All the statement read was: “We’re more »

Though most seem to be happy with Mac OS X 10.5.2, a select few, Steve Jobs apparently included, aren’t. Mac OS X 10.5.3 is on the fast track to release, as yet another developer build was seeded over the weekend. While 10.5.2 had widely publicized bugs it was fixing, 10.5.3 has but one: WiFi issues, more »

After its many delays, Final Cut Server is finally here. Apple’s online store had a short downtime today, and resulted in Final Cut Server being released. After its announcement at the NAB 2007, Final Cut Server is now available from Apple’s online store and Apple retail stores for $999 (10-client), and $1999 (unlimited client licenses). For those that don’t know what I’m talking about, Final Cut Server is “a scaleable server application…allows searching across multiple disks and SAN volumes and enables viewing, annotation and approval of content from anywhere using a PC or Mac®.”

All the MacBook Air pre-orderers have been waiting for this day for over two weeks now. The MacBook Airs are starting to ship according to TUAW. The online Apple Store in all countries lists the MacBook Air as shipping in 2-3 weeks, but, if you ordered right after the keynote your MacBook Air may just more »

After an excruciatingly long wait, Adobe has finally announced plans for a Photoshop Elements 6 – yes, 6 – show at MacWorld. The new software is great enough in that it is finally a Universal Binary, which means it won’t be clogging Intel Systems up, like it’s predecessor, Photoshop Elements 4, does while running through Rosetta emulation. However, it also packs new features that will most likely only be useful to amateur users.

Flip4Mac WMV, the WMV solution from Telestream, has finally been updated to a stable Leopard-compatible release. Flip4Mac WMV 2.2 doesn’t bring much else than Leopard compatibility, and if you have already downloaded the Leopard compatible beta, updating is a cinch. Just open your Flip4Mac WMV System Preferences Panel and run an update check. Flip4Mac WMV more »

For a very small number of people, Christmas presents are coming early this year. That’s right, I’m talking to you Java Developers. The mighty Apple has released a developer preview for Java 6 for Leopard. Many were disappointed when Leopard did not ship with the newest version of Java, Java 6, support. There was no more »

TransGaming has just announced a new GameTap player for the Mac (the PC version has also been updated) that expands the GameTap experience for Macs and PCs. Launching games is now far faster than before, and searching and discovering new games is far easier than ever before. There are some new community features too, like more »