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Apple batteries can be hacked, says researcher
News It's possible to hack Apple MacBook batteries, but you might not be able to blow them up just yet.
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Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, Late 2010) review
Reviews Is Apple's latest 13in MacBook Air the best ultra-portable laptop ever? Read our review to find out.
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Dell and Intel push PCIe SSD standardisation group
News A core of five tech giants are pushing standardisation of storage drives based on the PCIe standard with a new group. Could this group clash with Apple over the future design of SSDs?
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Is Apple going back to its roots?
In-depth Could the relaunch of the Mac Mini mean that Apple has gone a little bit back to basics, wonders Simon Brew?
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MacBook Pro 15in 2.66GHz Core i7 review
Reviews We review Apple's 15in 2.6Hz MacBook Pro to see whether it lives up to the family name.
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Apple MacBook Pro 13in review
Reviews We look at Apple’s new 13in MacBook Pro to see how it stacks up for business use.
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Reviews Round-Up: Karmic Koala
News Apple takes things up a few notches with the iMac 27in and new MacBook, Ubuntu Karmic Koala wants to distract you from Microsoft, and we compare Vista and Windows 7.
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Reviews round-up: Windows 7
News Windows 7 takes up most tech column inches, but Apple fights back with some shiny new hardware. We also take in some heavy duty storage kit, a digital signage display from NEC and the iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre face off.
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Apple MacBook refresh review: first look
Reviews We take a first look at the updated MacBook, as well as the refreshed iMac, the new Mini server, and the Magic Mouse.
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MacBook leads trio of new Apple arrivals
News Apple has updated MacBook and iMacs, and released a new multi-touch mouse, but still no Blu-ray in sight.
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New 17-inch Apple MacBook Pro delayed
News Customers will have to wait for the new version of the MacBook Pro, announced in January at MacWorld.
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Monthly roundup: October
News In the past month Microsoft revealed Windows 7, Apple showed off new MacBooks, Apricot was resurrected, Google got its mobile phone... and the government lost data.
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