• iPhone 3.0 Update: 10 Hidden Features

  
  Everyone knows about the cut-and-paste functionality, but the new iPhone software offers much more than that.

• Why I Should Not Have Bought the iPhone 3GS

  
  Spotty 3G coverage and poor battery life take the luster off Apple's new star. But the roots of the problem are much deeper.
• Souped-Up MacBook Pro Gets High Marks
• TomTom for iPhone En Route
• iPhone 3GS Comes Up Short on Battery Life: Is Software to Blame?
• Apple iPhone 4G Patent Surfaces?
• Apple iPhone 3GS Overheating Reports
• Delicious Library iPhone App Yanked From App Store
• BlackBerry vs. iPhone 3.0: Smackdown Revisited
• Happy First Birthday, Apple App Store!

Apple How-Tos

• On Your Side: Trouble With an Incompatible Laptop Hard Drive A reader's purchase of a solid-state drive from NewEgg.com goes rotten. Also: Samsung recalls three months' worth of Jitterbug cell phones.
• Cooked Rice Vocabulary Project Making Freerice vocabulary learning more portable
• Hackintosh Netbook, Anyone? A Mac OS netbook could be yours--if you're willing to gamble almost $500.
• Smartphones: 14 Great Things iPhones and BlackBerrys Can Do Control 7 different devices with your iPhone, play Internet radio on your BlackBerry, and more.
• 3 Entertaining Tips for iTunes, iPods, and Other Digital Music Players Love the iPod but hate iTunes? Want iTunes on an non-Apple player? Want lyrics to show up in iTunes? We can help.

Apple News

• Mac News Briefs: CheckUp Adds Compatibility With Latest Macs App4Mac announced an update for CheckUp, improving the interface and adding other enhancements to the system maintenance tool.
• Happy First Birthday, Apple App Store! To celebrate the Apple App Store's one-year anniversary, we've rounded up our favorite wares from its virtual shleves.
• Why I Don't Want You to Buy a Mac I love Apple's computers, but the more people that buy them, the bigger malware target they become.
• Why I Should Not Have Bought the iPhone 3GS Spotty 3G coverage and poor battery life take the luster off Apple's new star. But the roots of the problem are much deeper.
• Why Chrome OS Will Push Apple Apple should be nervous about Google's move into the operating system market, some analysts say.

Apple Playing in PCW Video

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  Smartphone Speed Tests: Which New Phone is Best for Type A Users? Can't stand to wait for your phone to deliver e-mail and other functions? We put the iPhone 3G S, Nokia's N97 and the Palm Pre to the stopwatch to see which is the fastest.
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  Kinder, Gentler iPhone 3G S Stress Tests How well will Apple's latest phone stand up to The Spin Test, The Irish Brogue Challenge and The Dreaded Barbecue Sauce Attack? Watch and see.
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  An iPhone 3G S Shoots Its Own Unboxing! Now that there's an iPhone that can shoot video, it can record its own birth from the box.

Apple Slideshows

• 10 Companies We Love to Hate When it comes to the Hall of Fame of companies to hate, these tech firms top the list.
• Picked Apart: Dissecting the iPhone 3G S Taking apart a brand new iPhone 3G S
• Who Needs an iPhone 3G S with These 8 Great Alternatives? Apple unveiled its newest smartphone this week, but if you're no Apple fanatic, here are eight more devices as (or more) promising.
• WWDC Highlights: A Closer Look at Apple's Newest Products Catch up with all Apple's announcements Monday from the Worldwide Developers Conference. Here is visual tour of what's new.
• In Pictures: Apple's New iPhone 3G S At first glance, it might not appear much different, but Apple's newly-unveiled iPhone 3G S offers a slew of new features plus speed. Here's a gallery of the new arrival.

Apple Reviews

• BackupLoupe 1.4 Mac OS X's Time Machine backup feature can be a life-saver--in your computing life, at least--by automatically backing up multiple versions of important data on...
• VoodooPad Pro 4.1 According to August Mueller, proprietor of Flying Meat and purveyor of VoodooPad Pro, the concept behind VoodooPad Pro is simple. It's a garden for your...
• Cameras 1.0.1 Mac OS X can automatically open iPhoto, Aperture, or another program whenever you connect your digital camera or media card, but not everyone likes this...
• Personal Antispam X5 Intego's Personal Antispam X5 10.5.2 is a solid anti-spam program, as long as you're using Mail ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) or Entourage ( Macworld rated...
• SpamSieve 2.7 If you're looking for the best Mac-based anti-spam solution, look no further than C-Command's SpamSieve 2.7.4. The program's filtering is highly accurate, it's...