Complete Coverage: Macworld 2008
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Maworld promises that ''something is in the air.'' Steve Jobs will deliver it beginning Tuesday morning.
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Apple's stock has doubled since the introduction of the iPhone and the Apple TV set-top box at last year's Macworld. How can Steve Jobs top that at Macworld 2008?
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Six well-designed products from the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show.
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Fast Forward columnist Rob Pegoraro will be online to talk about the new products Apple Computer unveiled last week at Macworld.
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Office for Mac 2008 has been released to manufacturing, meaning the suite of apps is on track for an official debut at next month's Macworld Expo in San Francisco.
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At San Francisco shindig, Mac community gets first look at book-size budget PC and low-end music player.  Photos: Scenes from Macworld
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At Macworld 2008, Apple's announcements of significant -- and free -- upgrades to existing gadgets, including the iPhone and Apple TV, confirms a growing trend of giving customers substantial new features even after they've brought the products home.
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At Macworld, Apple fans dish on the company's latest offerings and uncork some cool concepts Steve Jobs might want to consider for 2009.
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Tuesday morning's Macworld keynote address, delivered as always by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is a blitzkrieg of data, figures and statistics. Here's a helpful wrap-up that offers just the facts, as stated by Jobs himself during his speech kicking off the event in San Francisco.
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InfoWorld - Banners hanging atÂ Macworld ExpoÂ on Monday read, "2008: There's something in the air," suggesting wireless news to come in CEOÂ Steve Jobs' keynoteÂ Tuesday morning.
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IDG World Expo on Wednesdaay announced that it has revamped this year&#8217;s Macworld Conference & Expo Users Conference program. Macworld conference & Expo takes pace from January 8 - 12, 2007 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, Calif.
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A tip of the hat to Apple for product ruggedness: a MacBook Pro survives a gunshot during a Brazilian mugging. Plus: Teachers give Jobs the Rotten Apple award. In Cult of Mac.
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Last week, Computerworld offered up a list of 15 things in Apple's Mac OS X that needed changing. This week, it's the readers' turn.
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Mac OS X âLeopard is powerful, polished and carefully conceived. Happy surprises, and very few disappointments, lie around every corner. This Leopard has more than 300 new spots â and most of them are bright ones,â declares David Pogue (New York Times). He points, for example, to two âroutine-changingâ features. Time Machine, which offers âthe shortest setup of any backup system in history.â And Quick Look, which lets you âview the contents of a documentâs icon at full size, right at the desktop, without having to open the program that created it.â Pogue says âitâs fantastic.â
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While Mac users get busy running Windows virtually, what's Apple got cooking? In Monkey Bites.
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For one, âMac hardware is beautifully designed,â explains Ed Baig (USA Today). And âthe underlying software is polished, robust and secure.â For example, new Macs âcome with iLife â08, a slick multimedia software suite for handling pictures (iPhoto), video editing (iMovie), making music (GarageBand) and websites (iWeb).â And Mac OS X Leopard  âhas standout features of its own, including Time Machine (dirt-simple backup) and iChat (way cool video chat).â Whatâs more, Macs âhave been immune from the scourge of viruses and malware that have long plagued Windows.â  Mac customers âheap lavish praise on Macs for good reason,â Baig concludes.
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The announcements coming out of Macworld Expo from Steve Jobs range from âgotta have itâ to âweâll see.â