Apple has revealed to developers that it will be shutting down its Downloads page for Mac OS X on Jan. 6, the day of the Mac App Store launch, as it focuses on the Mac App Store as "the best ...

What it is: A PDF manager—think iPhoto for PDF, but with superior tagging, and no weakness for mucking about with file locations. Why it’s good: Along with being absurdly fast (our copy was ready to ...

As a semi-recent convert to OS X, I've been hesitant to try out any product demos because I don't know how to cleanly remove them, and all associated application "baggage" from the OS. In classic, it ...

Apple’s newest OS X cat, Mountain Lion, is finally here, halo-dropped onto the Mac App Store at the last minute by a company that increasingly treats its products as if they were smartphones, teasing ...

Apple has revealed that it is giving up development on its iPhoto and Aperture software in favour of new software. The company unveiled a new Photos app at its Worldwide Developer Conference earlier ...

Here's a simple question: is there a Mac OS X app that is optimized for ripping cassette tapes? <BR><BR>What I'm envisioning is a program where you plug your cassette player into the line in, press ...

What it is: A multi-account Twitter client, available for iPhone and Mac OS X. Why it’s good: Both versions of Tweetie succeed in marrying a usable UI with a strong feature set. Although Tweetie for ...