Love it or hate it (or just want to continually gripe out its lack of Flash), you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone with a pulse who wouldn’t relish the opportunity to spend some quality time with Apple’s latest piece of technology. So why is Apple insisting that we wait 60-90 days?

Apple updated their professional photography application after two long years. Finally Aperture users will know the power of Faces. It's a month later than usual and Apple won't be there, but the Macw ...

Google has rolled out a social networking feature for Gmail users called Google Buzz, but it makes us wonder what we're ever going to use it for.

Apple released new downloads today to upgrade various aspects of iLife 09 in what some are dubbing the iLife '10 update. There are updates for RAW format compatibility with several cameras, as well as system improvements affecting Aperture 03 and iPhoto 09 to improve slideshow support and integration with the Media Browser.

Your Mac’s Finder is probably one of the last things you ever think about. It’s just kind of there, doing pretty much the same stuff it always has. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. Path Finder from Cocoatech takes Finder’s basic functions and adds in tons of new features that will appeal to average users and Mac geeks alike.

Let the games begin!  The popular textbook publisher has released its first Reader Apps for the iPhone and the upcoming iPad.

It’s no secret that Apple has had an often-tumultuous relationship with some of its App Store developers, but in recent weeks they’ve been making an effort to mend fences, which includes a new survey asking developers if they’re happy with the way things are being run.

Apple's rockin' holiday quarter helped its mobile handset to grab a 25.3 percent market share of users, says a new report.  It's an increase of 1.2 percent.

The Apple Store is down this morning, and you know what that means: Something new is cooking from the cats in Cupertino! First on deck is an update to the company’s pro photo software, Aperture.

One of the biggest disappointments following the iPad’s introduction on January 27th was the absence of some kind of camera, preferably a front-facing one which would have enabled video conferencing capabilities to the device. But if a recent Apple job posting is any indication, Cupertino may still have something on the boards for a future model.

Welcome to San Francisco Macworld Expo attendees! Now that you've got your bag filled with nerd-related goodies, you should take a break from the expo floor and check out the glorious city of San Francisco.

A common complaint among iPhone owners is the lack of expandability. iLounge reports that the problem will be solved in April, thanks to the ZoomIt SD card reader that plugs into the iPhone's dock connector.

So, tell us Mac|Life faithful, what would you like to see us cover at Macworld this year? Who would you like to see us talk to? What gadgets would you like to see us play with?

My young son loves to talk with my mother over iChat, but we're about to move to another time zone that will make scheduling their virtual face time a lot tougher. Can we use our iMac's iSight to record video messages and send them back and forth instead?

Great design is often about subtracting unneeded elements. Logitech has taken the opposite approach, building up the Squeezebox Radio from a bucket of buttons and features like a child trying to attach every last Mr. Potatohead part. As we  navigated clunky menus and pecked at the various controls, we were disappointed with many aspects of this music streamer. But after we got it going, the Squeezebox Radio did a good job of booming out an unlimited supply of tunes and talk in spite of its misfires.