Full of awesomeness: Valve Software, one of our favorite game maker & distributor is bringing its award winning games to the Mac OS X! Full Story »

Apple iPad tablet has not yet been released but it already started a revolution in publishing industry. Penguin Books shows that interactive books are coming to Apple iPad tablet. Could this be the future of books? Full Story »

Apple products, like works of fine art, are no stranger to museums. This latest find is an unusual concept accessory for the original iPod shuffle, on display at the Art Institute of Chicago. Full Story »

There are various ways to play HD videos in Mac OS X. Typically, MP4 1080p video plays fine in Apple Quicktime on modern Macs. But how about the odd formats such as MKV? Ever had jerky video or video stutter from playing videos with unusual bit rates? Then you need this guide. Full Story »

What is the future the iPad and Apple devices if you extrapolate the difference between the 2007 iPhone and the 2010 iPad? Full Story »

With the introduction of Windows Phone 7 / Microsoft Zune phone, the antiquated Windows Mobile Phones gets no respect: Without fanfare, Skype removes its Skype Lite and Skype VOIP software for Windows phones because the experience on windows phone does not match that of iPhone or Symbian phones. Full Story »

For the finale of RoughlyDrafted Magazine Top Ten Apple iPad Myths, Daniel Eran Dilger and guest KharaCara made a naughty but nice Get a Mac spoof, featuring iPhone OS vs. Mac OS X! Full Story »

How long does it take to generate a million dollars in revenue from a $2.99 game? In just 9 days, the popular game for Apple iPhone and iPod touch from PopCap generates over $1 million in revenue. Plant vs. Zombies was released less than 2 weeks ago. Full Story »

It's Friday, so here's a ChatRoulette double expresso shot! A fascinating spoof documentary video from inside the ChatRoulette offices. Full Story »

ChatRoulette, the latest internet craze, connects random strangers from around the world using their webcams. The random experiences, ranging from the mundane to bizarre, from PG to x-rated is explained by New York artist Casey Neistats and Mac creative in this mini documentary. Full Story »