Andy Smith

Apple unveils more powerful MacBooks and MacBook Pros. Plus, MacBook Pro inherits Multi-Touch technology from the MacBook Air.

Garmin cooks up competition for the iPhone that you can use as a phone, browser, video camera, calendar… Plus, you can even get directions.

Steve Jobs unveils the new iPod Touch that’s basically the iPhone but without the contract and hefty price tag. Plus, Apple updates more music players.

At Apple’s headquarters, Steve Jobs introduced three new iMacs and updated iLife software. He touted the iMacs’ high quality glass, plastics and aluminum, as a way to give them a more professional look.

VMware Fusion will run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Solaris, on a Macintosh along side Mac OS X.

Greg Packer and David Clayman are the first line at Manhattan’s Apple store to buy an iPhone.

Ask.com revamps its search to give suggestions, results and related structured data on a single page. Here are some of the new features.

Palm founder and creator of the PalmPilot and Treo Jeff Hawkins shows off his latest device, the Foleo mobile campanion.

At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo, Gartner analyst David Gootzit indicates it’s clear we’re portaled out. The solution: Aggregation.

The Mozilla Foundation releases an update to its free, open-source e-mail client, Thunderbird. The new release features message tagging and new customization features.

A Dutch bookstore is located inside a 12th century church. But don’t let that fool you–it uses the latest RFID tracking system.

SanDisk and Zing builds the SanDisk Sansa Connect, a Wi-Fi enabled MP3 player, will allow music and photo downloads from wherever they connect to the Internet.