A new job posting on Apple’s website describes that the company is in the market for someone who wants to help develop a revolutionary new feature in the Mac OS software. (...)

The Android community should definitely tread softly with what kind of applications they are downloading from the Android Marketplace. (...)

Today, Redmond offer a view into the upcoming Microsoft Office suite of software that will be coming to the Mac OS X platform later this year. (...)

Cupertino has made available this week the second installment of the iOS 4.1 software to developers. (...)

After HP mentioned something completely different a couple months ago, we are now hearing that they are planning to take one of their acquired Palm properties, webOS, and is directly pitting it agains Google’s and Apple’s ever-so-popular Androi...

Apple has made iAd spots available to all developers of the iOS platform. (...)

As we expected (much sooner than we expected) here at MacApper, Apple has released the trackpad software update for the MacBook for owners to utilize the three-finger window managing feature that is present in the new Magic Trackpad. (...)

With the most expected product release from Apple this week, the 27-inch LED Apple Cinema Display has arrived for users of MacBooks and Mac Pros who have waiting for the tech to present themselves. (...)

Apple has released an update to Safari that enables the public release of the Extensions feature along with the corresponding Extension Gallery. (...)

Probably one of the most interesting inventions of this week’s array of new Apple developments is the introduction of the Apple Battery Charger. (...)

Followed since before the introduction of the iPad, many people across the Internet have been wondering what the “Magic Slate” and “Magic Trackpad” name filing at the United States Patent and Trademark Office was for? (...)

The Khronos Groups has released the new OpenGL 4.1 on Monday, July 26 at the SIGGRAPH (Special Interest Group on Graphics) conference. (...)

Reuters chimes in that AT&T is currently fixing the software defect that is preventing users of the network to experience quite slow upload speeds despite the new iPhone 4’s HSUPA support. (...)

The folks over at MacRumors has received some information that Cupertino is prepping up to begin the beta testing for the next installment of the Mac OS X: Snow Leopard sub-series. (...)

With the new introduction of Apple products that were speculated to arrive recently, Apple has introduced the new and improved iMac. (...)

As rumored throughout the Internet, Apple has released a flurry of new products today. (...)

A new patent has emerged from the shadows illustrating Cupertino’s interest in creating an operating system that could be cheaper to own or free as advertisements take care of that aspect. (...)

Probably one of the most used speech-to-text applications used on iOS, Dragon Dictation, has recently updated their application to bring some new additions and fixes to the software. (...)

Mac4Ever has made claim that Apple will be releasing a new iLife software suite, iLife ‘11, on August 7, 2010. (...)

The AP (Associated Press) reports that the government has administered new rules that will allow users to unlock and jailbreak their iOS device, or for that matter, any device. (...)

A new application that has emerged in the App Store dubbed “Text’nDrive” allows for sending emails completely hands-free, preventing the modern habit that has become the subject of talk of people ranging from Oprah Winfrey to Tyra Banks: Textin...

Apple had their quarterly conference call this week and while most of the stuff discussed were financials and other miscellaneous questions, some questions about the future of Apple’s core business, software, arose and was avoided being answered. (...

Apple has launched the iPhone Case Program by way of an application on the App Store. (...)

Chitika, a third party research firm, is reporting that 50% of the iPhone ecosystem is now operating on iOS 4.x. The research excludes applications installation and focuses on users who are likely to install software updates. (...)

New information about a potential security risk in Safari was presented this week by the Register. (...)

Our friends over at Cult of Mac discovered a new social application that turns you iPad into a magazine that catalogs all of your social content into a magazine-like interface. (...)

The much anticipated Skype update to allow background activity in the application for users is now live in the App Store. (...)

There has been a rumor floating about that Apple is planning to charge iPad users for the new iOS 4 update that they are currently developing for the device. (...)

Apple has updated iBooks to version 1.1.1 in line with the iTunes 9.2.1 update for the Mac. (...)

There has been word floating about that FileMaker, subsidiary of Apple, planned on taking their widely acclaimed software to the mobile space on the iPad and the iPhone Tuesday on the App Store. (...)