Skip tradition, no eggs or ham for the fairer platform clan, and go straight for the good stuff — Easter apps. Our friends at Walmart are selling Apple’s $50 iTunes Gift Card for $40.
For a very limited time from 4/2 …

Have you had trouble moving GarageBand projects from an iPhone or iPad to Logic on a Mac? Then you need to get one or both of these updates, which are designed to address compatibility issues that users have experienced.
Logic Pro …

Detailed information on every Apple product presented in a clear, attractive style across the full range of Macs, iPhones and iPads. MacTracker is now beautiful wherever you want to use it and one of the best features of the desktop …

You need to pick up a gift, schedule a Genius appointment or just do grab and run purchase with EasyPay? The Apple Store app is a great way to get these things and more done quickly, and it’s free. The …

The Egg McMuffin of iOS browsers? There are plenty of contenders for the throne, but few are as good as Alexander Claus’ iCab Mobile, which has truly unique and cool features that can’t be found elsewhere including an extensible “module” …

The countdown has started. And there’s going to be a winner. Browse this selection of the App Store’s most popular offering — as determined by you — since our July 2008 launch. As the 25 billionth download approaches, we want …

A great big leap forward, a few steps back and some fairly obvious moves yet to come. Apple’s iChat replacement is clearly a work in progress and it’s long on promise — here’s a look at what works and some …

Apple released Safari 5 on June 7, 2010 and over 18 months later we’re still using a dot-variant thereof. Whether intended or not — Steve Jobs had just declared war on Adobe Flash — that D-Day anniversary marked the beginning …

You can’t game all the time. Well, maybe, but going outside and mingling in meatspace is often a necessity. That doesn’t mean you need to be out of touch with your people in Steam. Granted, you can’t play Half-Life on …

Apple vice presidents in their natural element — live onstage demonstrating the next revolution. Phil Schiller, Eddie Cue and Roger Rosner did the honors in New York at Apple’s Education Event, where they introduced iBooks 2, iBooks Author and a …