ColcaSac launches eco-friendly sleeves for iPhone, iPad
ColcaSac has expanded its series of protective cases beyond just MacBook offerings, with several new sleeves designed for the iPad, iPhone and iPods. The company delivers handmade sleeves and cases using environmentally friendly fabrics such as jute and hemp, considered to be stronger than cotton. The sleeves use polyester Sherpa fleece for the interior lining, protecting the device from ...

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Making the iPad fit into your daily life
There's a lot of talk about what the iPad can be used for. But just as interesting is how and where you can use it, and for what kind of experiences.

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Review: Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro (Spring 2010)
While Apple's new 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pro laptops feature new Core i5 and i7 processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life, the 13-inch MacBook Pros remain remain the most similar to the previous generation. The least expensive models of the Pro line are mostly about improved graphics and battery life, and they aren’t all that different from last year's 13-inch models.

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'Nothing to fear' with Go Cards
POLICE say people have "nothing to fear" over their accessing Go Card records to track the movements of commuters in a bid to solve crimes.

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Hands-on with Apple’s new Magic Trackpad
Apple's latest, the Magic Trackpad, is one of the weirdest gadgets the company has shipped in recent memory...

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World’s oldest Twitter user passes away at 104
Who says that the explosion of social media users is a young person’s game? Certainly not this guy anymore. While some people complain that it’s nearly impossible just to teach senior citizens how to send an e-mail, apparently there was a nice old lady from England that at the seasoned old age at 104, possessed and frequently used [...]

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Why Apple's Magic Trackpad won't kill the mouse
Four reasons why Apple's new multi-touch Magic Trackpad won't take the place of the mouse for everyone just yet. Apple - multitouch - MagicTrackpad - Macintosh - Touchpad

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Death of mouse? 'Trackpad' follows finger movements, no need for clicks
Apple unveiled the "Magic Trackpad", a touchpad which allows a user to operate a desktop computer with finger gestures, eliminating the need for a mouse.

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Apple, trackpads, and the long death of the mouse
The death of the computer mouse must rank as one of the slowest in history. Could Apple's latest offering provide the killer blow?

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