It's the iMac's 10th birthday! How are you celebrating? Making a Bondi Blue cake? Digging out that terrible puck-shaped mouse for a day of retro clicking? Vowing to never use a 3.5-inch floppy ever, ever again? Or just saying to yourself, "That was 10 years ago? Jeez, I feel old now." What kind of party are you planning to throw for the iMac in your house?

 

iPhone marches toward world domination: We've been reporting all week on the iPhone's spread to countries far and wide, and now thanks to Mexico-based carrier America Movil, the iPhone is headed south of the border, down Mexico way. And to Latin America, too. But it's still not everywhere yet -- unlocked iPhones are super hot in Israel, and all first-generation models are sold out in the entire United Kingdom.

 

Leapin' Leopard: Apple is seeding test builds of the next Leopard update, Mac OS 10.5.3, coming soon to a Software Updater near you. And Mac 360 fires back at a delusional blogger who dared suggest that Leopard won't run on older Macs. (How old is your Leopard Mac? Hit up the comments to let us know.)

 

Macs at work: Don't you wish your work computer was a Mac? You're not alone. Seems that some enterprises that are switching to Macs are doing it because more and more of their employees just like Macs. (Makes sense to us.) Others feel that "Apple's secrecy and large margins may hamper it in the corporate world." But at the end of the day, Apple (and Google) are winning because they provide a good user experience, making it fun to use their products. And shouldn't work be as fun as possible?

 

Finally: Here are some cool techy gifts for Mother's Day. And some different strategies for dealing with spam. Oh, and Microsoft wants your help with their videos -- I mean, we've seen what happens when they try to make their own. (Shudder.)