I switched my cell phone from a Treo 755p to the iPhone, and I just realized that my calendar program, Now Up-To-Date, won’t sync to the iPhone.

I’m in quite a dilemma. I have an older version of Final Cut Express (version 3.5) that I’m trying to install on my Power Mac G5 running Mac OS 10.5.5.

When Mac OS X notifies me that software updates are available, I don’t always want to install all of them, as I don’t use the applications they refer to.

Macs are pretty reliable computers, but that doesn’t mean 
they’re not vulnerable to user error, accidents, and, in some cases, just plain stupidity. We compile a list of the most common “uh-oh” moments on a Mac and show you how to make them all better--and prevent them from happening in the future.

Passwords? Bah! If you’re a forward-thinking security nut, you’ll use a biometric scanner to lock down your Mac, your website accounts, and even certain applications

I have a MacBook Pro, and I recently bought a wireless modem so that I can use the Internet when I’m away from my DSL line. After using my wireless modem for the first time, I disconnected it and put it away. Since then, a window keeps popping up that says “Internet Connect. The selected communication device does not exist. Please verify your settings and try again.” How can I make it go away?

I recorded a bunch of movies on my digital camera by holding it vertically instead of horizontally, but now they only play sideways on my Mac...

What’s more frightening than the spookiest ghost story? How about a corrupt file directory, or failing hardware, or an overstuffed hard drive getting slower and slower? Scary, right?