If you're looking for the best of the best, check out the highest rated products on MacLife.com for the month of January.
A decent pair of speakers can do wonders for your desktop jamming, and Blue Sky’s new EXO2 monitors bring studio sound home for both musicians and fans.
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Many applications still assign creator codes to documents, but since they’re no longer recognized by OS X, a PDF made in Acrobat might open in Preview. Magic Launch brings the good old days back—with a twist.
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These boxes let you expand storage with additional hard disks, even backing themselves up by writing the same data to multiple drives.
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This incredibly hokey looking device is actually great for iPad users who love sprawling out in a bed or laying on the couch after a long day at work.
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This nifty software is designed to do away with all the distractions and complexities of programs like Microsoft Word.
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The creative possibilities of a Lensbaby Scout make it a terrific third lens to carry in your bag -- its 11mm fisheye perspective can create fun, unique photos and its interchangeable glass can do tricks that standard lenses can’t touch.
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Get your actual living-room shows anywhere; SlingPlayer Mobile presents content from your personal TiVo, cable-tuner, and other devices online.
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Audyssey’s first consumer device delivers amazing sound and comes packed with some stellar features.
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Speck's iPad folio is a good move into the professional business world, while still holding on to that young, hip, urban flair that the brand is so well known for.
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A seemingly endless array of options can be found in the App Store, but for surefire gaming fun without delay, here’s some of our recent favorites.
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