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Mac users who own Android devices can easily sync contacts, calendar events, music, videos, photos and folders between Mac and Android phone.

The Apple Field Guide is a handy manual to help you decide which Apple device works best where.

Backlash is a steampunk inspired physics-based puzzle game. The goal of the game is simple enough: to flick a ball to a goal.

It is a huge wooden time display which is updated in real time by 70 construction workers, constantly on the verge of failing.

Return to 221 Baker St. and play as Sherlock Holmes to solve 16 mysterious crimes. Unlock vital clues by playing over 50 mind-bending puzzles and mini-games in each case.

Prosoft Engineering Announces the Release of Drive Genius 3, a tool to maintain, manage and optimize your Mac's hard drive

Gameloft has released a version of its popular Avatar game for the iPad

Steve Wozniak wrote in to Gizmodo to offer his thoughts on the iPhone 4G leak and Apple's firing of an employee that showed him the iPad

An early look at Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac offers initial impressions and a large screenshot gallery

Legend of the Mermaids challenges users to go through intense combats against marine creatures and save graceful mermaids.

Built for the average person and not the Biblical scholar, Wave Study Bible makes it simple to integrate the Word into your daily life.

ProCamera enables users to utilize their iPhone without limitations, transforming it into a high-end digital camera with full-resolution picture processing and the ease of a snapshot-camera.

USBFever has released a car windshield mount for the iPad and similar mobile devices.

CodeGoo has updated their Camera Genius iPhone application with Video Mode.

MacZoom is a free social network built exclusively for Mac users. You can meet other Mac users, create Groups with integrated forums, add Classifieds Ads, submit your Websites and more!

Apple may have provided an interface with which Flash could offer hardware accelerated decoding of H.264 video.

Body & Mind Connection helps users easily chart and discover lifestyle relationships that are affecting their hunger, sleep, moods, weight control and stress.

Apple is working on a new travel check-in application that they are calling iTravel

Jumsoft Money users are able to create different types of accounts for cash, bank accounts, credit cards, and investments and to keep track of all transactions.

Apple has posted a new iPhone ad entitled, "Family Man"

The new MacBook Pro may be turning on the power hungry NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M discrete chipset at incorrect times

FirstThings is a 4th generation time management App based on the books from Stephen R. Covey. It is based on weekly planning and challenges the user to think in roles and weekly goals.

Apple is warning users against jailbreaking their iPhones and iPods calling it a major source of instability, disruption of services, and other issues

Gizmodo has posted teardown pictures and analysis of the iPhone 4G prototype they obtained.

Vinoteka is the ultimate companion every wine lover needs. Version 2.0 sports many new and major feature improvements and enhancements and is a highly recommended update.

Vitamin-R is a collection of tools and techniques designed to overcome the biggest productivity challenges facing today's new caste of creative professionals.

By analyzing the music already on the user's iPod, BandMate highlights upcoming concerts for both the bands a user already listens to along with other artists that the user would most likely be interested in.

Fit Phone is designed specifically to make tracking your workouts and overall fitness as easy as possible. After almost two years in the app store, Fit Phone continues to improve.

Apple considers the iPhone 4G prototype being showcased around the web to be stolen property, not a lost device.

Apple has determined that the Apple Headphones with Remote included with the iPod shuffle (3rd gen) may fail under certain conditions.

Intego identifies this backdoor as OSX/HellRTS.D, a variant of an early Mac OS X malware first spotted in 2004.

PrintCentral showcases major integration enhancements into iWorks and the Apple Mail app.

These are instructions on how to enable multitasking on iPhone OS 4.0 for the iPhone 3G.

These are instructions on how to homescreen wallpaper on iPhone OS 4.0 for the iPhone 3G.

Disk Order was designed to be a decent substitution of Finder, which could offer users time-saving double-panel interface and ultimate file management at the same time.

Tidy Up! locates duplicate items using a wide range of criteria including owner application, time created or modified, name, label, extension and content.

MYStuff allows users to store information about the things they own as images, PDFs, and as manually-entered data.

SpringBoard Rotator has been updated to version 1.3 bringing support for many more iPhone applications.

Apple's iPad has already been rejected by two top universities because of network stability issues.

Smash'em all is the weapon that will save the world from a deadly virus that was accidently released from a lab.

Cartographica provides a complete set of tools which enable the user to explore, analyze and present geospatial data.

Cartographica Mobile enables field personnel to view and edit data, maintains task lists, and supports the display of numerous layers of data.

The iPhone Dev-Team has released a developers only jailbreak for iPhone OS 4.0 Beta One

BigBoss has announced a beta update to Libhide, the underlying library used to hide icons, which is used by SBSettings, Poof, Categories, and even Winterboard.

Israel has banned iPad imports and directed custom officials to confiscate devices from people bringing them into the country.

Mailings facilitates the task of delivering regular bulk email distributions with such features as logging, progress monitoring, scheduling, error recovery, throttling, personalization and much more.

This new version introduces USB file sharing via iTunes, a redesigned sidebar and the ability to save attachments directly from the iPad Mail application.

Sources close to Adobe reveal that the company is preparing to sue Apple within a few weeks.