Remains of the Day: Road to nowhere

Apple’s map manager gets shown the door (accurately, we hope), Siri will soon do everything but drive your car (thankfully), and one user dreams of the Apple TV (that will never be). The remainders for Tuesday, November 27, 2012 know where they

Remains of the Day: Seeing is believing

Apple devices could let you get a little FaceTime Santa, Apple designs its retail stores with vision, and one musician wants to juice up your smartphone’s camera. The remainders for Monday, November 26, 2012 are seen and not heard.

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Sneaking past the Gatekeeper

Reader Richard Patterson finds his way blocked when trying to launch a favorite application. He writes:

I have been using the Onyx utility for years to tweak the Mac OS. I recently upgraded to Mountain Lion and downloaded a compatible version of…

The Week in iOS Apps: Holiday! Celebrate!

This week’s roundup of iOS apps includes new and improved ways to make the holidays more enjoyable, and maybe a bit less lonely.

Already this week, we brought you a roundup of iOS apps for music fans, gave you a hands-on look at Nokia’s new …

The unusual world of Mac prototypes

If you’ve been a Mac fan for more than a few years, chances are you’ve seen or even used Apple’s most famous computer models. What you don’t often see are the machines that Apple kept to itself—the prototypes that never reached the marke…

The Week in OS X Apps: Giving thanks

Sometimes it’s tough to keep up with all the Mac-app updates and new releases, especially over the holidays. Your friends at Macworld have put together a selection of notable new arrivals.

Acorn 3.5: Gus Mueller’s most excellent graphics edi…

Mac 101: Seek and find

As we meander down life’s path, we tend to pick up bits of this and that. And, over time, these things pile up to the point where, if we’re not organized, we lose track of them. And this often results in cries of “Honey/Mom/Dad/Jeeves, have …

One Mac, two versions of OS X

Reader Will Dawes would like to have a foot in two worlds. He writes:

I have an iMac that’s a couple of years old on which I run Mac OS X Snow Leopard. I’ve stuck with Snow Leopard because I need to run a couple of old PowerPC applications …