Yes, we know, Macs are not intrinsically immune to malware attacks in a technical sense, but in practical terms they've thus far never been a top-tier concern for Mac users in practical terms. Not even close

Freak accident results in revelation about the comfort and other benefits if standing desks

A generation ago, Mac pioneer developer, the late Jef Raskin, acclaimed by Apple cognozenti as the "true father of the Mac," suggested naming the platform's development project after his favorite variety of Apple - the McIntosh (note the spelling difference), which is about to celebrate its 200th birthday

The Telegraph reports that Bill Gates commented this week that, unlike the iPhone, Apple's iPad was not a device he wished he'd made, while Steve Jobs has, in the past, been highly critical of Microsoft. The newspaper goes on to cite some of the best quotes from both men referring to the other or thie companies respectively

Applelinks correspondent Gary Coyne is at the Adobe MAX conference in the LA Convention center and reports that there's lots of content in this presentation

Anchorage, Alaska based gScreen Computer Corp plans to launch its new Dual-Screen Spacebook 2009 Laptop computer, which will be the first dual screen laptop with two 15.4-inch identical screens and a full-size keyboard, built into one laptop unit in Q4 2009

Is Whoopi still an iPhone fan?

In what is a fairly huge development for many 15" MacBook Pro fans, Apple quietly yesterday quietly restored a matte display option for the 15" unibody MBP as a $50 build-to-order option at Apple's online store

I didn't set out to become the Cal Ripken of Mac Web News.....

It's been two months since we updated our Net Applications HitsLink Market Share stats. watch and the figures have been posted for July 2009, showing the Mac OS and the Safari browser both losing roughly half the market share they were accorded in the May '09 figures. What happened?????

Mac OS X (including iPhone version) takes more than 10 percent of the OS market for the second straight month, with desktop OS X closing on 10 percent in its own right

Today is the second Monday in October, Thanksgiving Day in Canada, and Columbus Day in (most of) the U.S