Is Apple working on a convergence or crossover machine synergizing the respective best features of notebook computers and the iPhone - a product that could do everything, or at least most of what the iPhone can do, but with a real keyboard, a computer-size display, and more storage capacity. PhoneBook anyone?

Does the rumor buzz about a new subcompact MacBook Pro mean it's time to unload your 12" PowerBook? I think not. The dollar amount of any further depreciation will be modest in any event, and there are still a lot of users (me for instance) who still haven't encountered a compelling reason to make the MacIntel leap, and several reasons to stick with Power PC for a while yet

Evidently, there are some Apple fans these days at R&T. The illustrations in Editor-In-Chief Thos. L. Bryant's lead editorial in the October, 2007 issue show a couple of screenshots taken from Safari in a Mac, and announces a couple of online contests, one of which, "the Road & Track SPEED Sweepstakes, provides an opportunity to win an iPhone, plus some reflections on forty-odd years of R&T readership

Middle East skyscraper design inspired by the iPod

CIO.com Columnist Says "Mac OS is the hands-down operating system winner, from the perspective of cost effectiveness...."

Base iMac $Can1,299.00 vs. U.S.$1,199.00; Canadian dollar = U.S.$1.00; what gives?

A 4.8GB/sec transfer rate and full backwards compatibility sounds like it will be irresistibly seductive

Of course, but the vision thing is another matter

Still stuck in the ditch beside the Information Highway

It's been quite a party

Hint: not the Chinese

One ot the world's more whimsical entities, once touted as a potential refuge for the original Napster-style music sharing service, the Principality of Sealand is going into the online gambling business