To celebrate Photoshops' 20th anniversary on the Mac, the very retro Adobe Photoshop v1.0 is recreated for the Apple iPhone! Full Story »

iDo at the Apple Store: The iconic Apple Store has seen real marriage proposals, hoax proposals, now there is a real wedding, flash mob style! Full Story »

The Apple iPhone, iPad high accuracy touch sensitive capacitive display doesn't require use of a pointy stylus, however a electrostatic conductive input source is required. That means for those in the cold, regular gloves won't work on these modern touchscreens. However, there are many options. Full Story »

Anders Norman, a Swedish man had an unfortunate misadventure last week. His house caught on fire, destroying all its contents... Or so he thought. Turned out that his beloved Apple iMac is built so well that it still works after the fiery tragedy! (Plus Muppet "reenactment!") Full Story »

Exclusive, behind the scene report from the Microsoft Redmond Campus, the "innovative" Windows 7 phone team meetings! Brought to you by the clueless pointy haired boss. Full Story »

Apple CEO Steve Jobs coming for dinner? Want to make an elaborate Apple iPhone inspired fusion sandwich? Here's an iPhone iSandwich with do it yourself (DIY) instruction video! Full Story »

Stop. It's hammer time! At MacWorld San Francisco, FastMac demonstrates their Impact Gel MacBook Pro sleeve with a smashing hammer and some humps / lovely little lumps, otherwise known as M&Ms. There is a mashing and a BONUS mashup of MC Hammer and Black Eyed Peas. Full Story »

This week's Windows XP security update causes Blue Screen of Death for "non-trivial number" of XP users. The affected PC suffers from the dreaded Windows BSoD error page. Some users can't even launch Windows in safe mode, the diagnostic mode that's often a last-chance way to boot a PC. Full Story »

At the Macworld conference in San Francisco, IBM announced business-focused apps for the Apple iPhone. IBM will also design applications optimized for the Apple iPad tablet. Full Story »

Over a quarter-million physicians and close to a million clinicians already use software by Epocrates to enhance their health care services. 24% of those health care providers are likely to purchase an iPad either immediately or within the year. Full Story »