APPLE NEWS

AllSecure makes collecting and securing personal information easy and fun with a graphically rich interface and robust security features.

Apple has begun approving 3rd party web browser applications for the iPhone.

Keep Your Word lets you build your own dictionary, classifying and grouping the terms exactly how you want to, while helping you to learn the longest list of words thanks to its different exercise modes.

Jailbird is a new windows application being developed to replace WinPwn

VelaClock is a world clock with unique features and an easily configurable user interface. Users can quickly display the time of sunrise, sunset, dawn and dusk for three kinds of twilight, moon phase and tilt, and much more.

Mac Lite has been designed for the unique needs of small Mac-based businesses who ship 5-10 packages per day

Xupport is a multipurpose system utility for Mac OS X. It provides many features to configure hidden Mac OS X and Unix options, to increase system security and performance, to maintain and backup Mac OS X, and to dig deeper into the world of Unix.

Is Apple planning an event in the near future to update the iMac and Mac mini?

9to5Mac has posted a first look at Windows 7 running successfully on VMWare.

OrbLive is the leading iPhone and iPod touch application for watching TV and any other video formats.

Sling Media has posted a webpage to give users a sneak peek at their new SlingPlayer for iPhone.

Apple has posted a document outlining the procedure and cost for replacing the battery of the new 17inch MacBook Pro

AssistiveWare uses Acapela Group's forthcoming iPhone text-to-speech to provide a full-fledged communication solution on the iPhone

The Chinese-language Economic Daily News reports that TSMC and UMC will likely land chip orders for the iPhone nano

MacPorts is a powerful command-line tool for installing and updating a variety of Unix-based applications for the Mac.

Freeridecoding is a CD/DVD multisession burning utility for Mac OS X which allows the user to repeatedly change the content of a data CD or DVD directly in the Finder.

The new AtMail 5.6 version includes new iPhone push mail support, DKIM filtering and improved WebAdmin functionality.

SlidePad allows users to quickly and unobtrusively write down notes, thoughts, and ideas on a notepad that slides in from the side of the screen.

Microsoft has removed the initial 2.5 million download limit on the public beta for the next two weeks.

The iPhone Dev-Team has mysteriously launched a new project/domain at www.redsn0w.com.

France Telecom's Orange is satisfied with their sales of mobile phones over the Christmas period.

Google hopes to release Chrome versions for Mac OS X and Linux in the first half of 2009.

Troll Touch announces it's internally integrated touchscreen system for Apple’s new 24-inch LED Cinema display.

LG Electronics has signed a 5 year LCD supply deal with Apple.

A group of students at the University of Toronto, have completed something that could potentially replace all your remotes

Recent information indicates that AT&T may offer their iPhone tethering plan for $10 per month.

A new iPhone application called iSpoof allows you to fake any Caller ID, disguise your voice, and record your calls

Skype has released Skype 2.8 Beta for Mac, the latest version of its internet communications software for Mac users.

Skype has announced a version of its application for Google Android and says an iPhone Skype program isn't far behind

Sony has introduced four new iPhone/iPod touch speakers systems as part of its CES campaign

Microsoft Tag mobile tagging system instantly connects you to more information and entertainment without typing long URLs

Vuclip enables iPhone users to search and watch internet videos in real-time.

Apple may be attending the Consumer Electronics Show in 2010, according to sources

A screenshot posted on the Chinese WeiPhone site shows the iPhone nano as a device option on the iTunes Connect page

iMobileCinema for iPhone 2.x firmware Beta 3 (v2.1.2188) has been released.

Freeverse is currently showing off four upcoming iPhone and iPod touch games on the show floor of the Macworld Expo.

Monsoon Multimedia allows users to watch and control your live home TV from your iPhone and record TV shows to your iTunes library.

Apimac's Protect Files 1.0 is a file and folder encryption solution for Mac's hard disk, external disk, or a USB drive, where the user can safely store documents, files, and folders to prevent access from other users.

Juicy Cocktails Limits allows tracking of expenses, weight, call times, tweetups, or anything the user can think of, and then track their progress.

Blue Microphones has added three new products to their lineup. Mikey, Icicle, and the EyeBall.

In a keynote address at the 2009 CES, Steve Ballmer announced the beta availability of the Windows 7 operating system

A recently published patent application could make the iSight itself not only disappear, but move to the middle of the screen.

Palm, Inc. today unveiled its Palm webOS mobile platform, and the new Palm Pre, the first phone based on the platform.

Today Boxee opened their alpha to all Mac, Ubuntu and Apple TV users.

An interesting rumor suggests that a new four core iPhone will be released alongside the iPhone 3.0 firmware.

Best Buy announced today that it is the first retailer to offer refreshed Apple iPhone 3Gs at store locations nationwide.

Disk Doctors Data Recovery Software provides recovery from Hard Drives, Camera/Flash cards, Firewire drives, and USB drives that includes LaCie, iOmega, Seagate, Maxtor, G-drive and other popular storages.

Cyberduck is an open source FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Mosso Cloud Files and Amazon S3 browser for the Mac.