The latest upgrade brings comprehensive editing and saving of Microsoft Office Excel files in the .xls format, WiFi file transfer to and from a desktop (Mac and PC), and the ability to access and synchronize with Apple MobileMe accounts

PR: Kensington Computer Products Group has announced its SlimBlade Trackball for the Mac and PC that brings a whole new level of control, comfort and ease to today's digital savvy users. Kensington's breakthrough design combines

The unit plugs into a module that allows you to not only control the volume, but the bass as well. The module then runs out via different cables and can go directly into your sound card in the back of the PC. This is both a positive and

On the down side, the stick may be a little large for some hands (I sometimes have difficulty reaching the secondary fire button with my thumb without shifting my hand on the stick) and it lacks any kind of rudder control (which means

Afraid the mountain wind might sweep a camera out of your hands and dash it on the rocks below? Never fear, the STYLUS TOUGH-6000, available in trendy yellow, white or blue tones, can withstand a 5-foot drop thanks to the Stylus Tough

We suck so we have to bash the Mac. What this idiot fails to realize is that MAC's come with the OS and a whole bunch of really good software you can use. Where as a PC usually comes with VISTurd preloaded (you have to buy the full

Afraid the mountain wind might sweep a camera out of your hands and dash it on the rocks below? Never fear, the Olympus Mju Tough-8000, available in stylish blue, black or silver, can withstand a 6.6-foot drop and features a crushproof

Originally envisioned as a business computer to replace the Apple II, the Lisa brought the mouse and GUI to the computer market - only to be felled by the less costly Macintosh. Lisa's DNA Is All Over Modern Computing, Ray Arachelian,

Rhonda, I do believe picasa has these features even before version 3 because I def. used to use saturation before I was ‘forced’ over to iphoto because I got a mac! Now, I am so used to iphoto. For actual editing, Picnik hands down is

'Wow! I remember my collegue had a Mac, and I hated her because she put the files to delete in the Trash and I had a PC so I had to end the application I was using, go in DOS and manually delete the file'. No comment.