Apple/Macintosh

Macworld.com - Apple Recommends Passive/Aggressive Virus Support
Macworld.com - Our long national nightmare is over. Despite rumors to the contrary, it’s been confirmed that President-elect Barack Obama is not a user of Microsoft’s Zune music player. If you’ve been holding your breath you can let it out now. Seriously, you’re starting to turn a little purple there— anodized aluminum purple , amirite? High five!
Macworld.com - As an iPhone owner in the U.S. you can take advantage of the many Wi-Fi hotspots AT&T maintains around the country, all for free. That’s nice, but the process for logging into the hotspots can often be irritating: first you have to type in your phone number, then wait for a text message, then click a link in the text message. It’s kind of pain when you just want to quickly jump onto the Wi-Fi to check something.
Macworld.com - Tapulous has announced the release of their latest Tap Tap game for the iPhone and iPod touch — Tap Tap Dance, available for purchase and download from the App Store for $4.99.
PC World - Wal-Mart will reportedly become the second major retail chain -- after Best Buy -- to sell Apple's iPhone. The iPhone 3G will be sold for $197 for the 8GB version, a whopping $2 cheaper than in AT&T and Apple stores.
NewsFactor - An under-$100 price for Apple's iPhone remains a wish, but the buzz about the iPhone being available at Wal-Mart may be true -- for $197.
CNET - After rumors surfaced last week regarding a $99 iPhone sold through retail giant Wal-Mart, Bloomberg has apparently partially confirmed the speculation, citing "two store representatives saying the world's largest retailer will carry two models of the Web-surfing handset this month."
PC Magazine - A cheaper version of Apple Inc's iPhone will be sold at Wal-Mart Stores Inc for $99 later this month, the New York Post said.
PC Magazine - EMI Music has become the first major label to line up multiple artists for an edition of Tapulous' popular iPhone game application Tap Tap Revenge.
PC World - Nintendo's Wii Fit game and Apple's iPhone 3G are among the top 20 products Japanese consumers confessed to buying on impulse in 2008.