What parents might do to prepare iPads (and their kids) for the transfer of the device from adult to child.

When Apple releases a new iPad, previews the next version of Mac OS X, and promises a stock dividend all within weeks of each other, we feel obligated to roll out another edition of the Macworld Pundit Showdown.

Apple introduced a new version of the Apple TV, featuring 1080p support and an updated interface.

Editorial director Jason Snell was one of the lucky few to be given a third-generation iPad for review previous to this Friday’s release of the device.

We dive into each and every announcement coming out of Wednesday’s press event—from the iPad to iOS app updates to Apple TV

We discuss the positives and negatives of sandboxing as it currently stands, its impact on developers and consumers, and how this will affect the Mac ecosystem going forward.

Macworld editors discuss support for multiple monitors, Siri on the Mac, iOS apps in Dashboard, and more.

Macworld’s Jason Snell has had some hands-on time with the OS X 10.8 .

Apple introduced the two apps during last month’s education-centric press event, and we’ve since had the chance to review and rate both products.

We close the books on this year’s Macworld|iWorld, with a 50-minute panel discussion about the revamped show.

Apple’s App Stores for iOS and Mac have made buying software painless and, for the most part, affordable, but they’re not without their downsides for developers and consumers alike.

A panel of luminaries discusses their favorite apps, their flaws, and how we would fix them. We also tackle why it’s hard for even the best apps to achieve perfection.

We answer common Mac and iOS troubleshooting questions, including ones submitted live by our audience!

The Macworld Pundit Showdown takes its act on the road, with a live performance at Macworld|iWorld.

Jason Snell is joined by a pair of Mac luminaries, Daring Fireball’s John Gruber and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Andy Ihnatko.

Apple held an education event in New York City where it unveiled a new version of the iBooks app along with iBooks Author

Macworld reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada with a list of interesting products they’ve seen and some odd trends they’ve spotted.

It’s a new year and while we enjoy popping open bottles of fizzy libations and twiddling noise makers as much as the next tech publication, a podcast with nothing but those sounds would be dull listening indeed.

We convened this all-star panel of pundits to discuss the issues of the year in a forum that we call the Macworld Pundit Showdown.

Greg Pak has written “ Vision Machine,” a free, Creative Commons-licensed three-issue comic series with a lot to say about how the march of technology will affect the future of our society and culture.

This year, we recognized 23 products for meeting our standards of quality, utility, innovation, value, and excellence.

Just in time for your Thanksgiving holiday, the Macworld Pundit Showdown is back with its own unique take on recent events in the technology world.

We've spent the past few days learning all there is to know about Apple’s $25-per-year music service, and they’re ready to drop some iTunes Match-based knowledge on you.

We shine the spotlight on the Mac, with a look at the recent processor and graphics improvements to the MacBook Pro lineup.

Having thoroughly analyzed the iPhone 4S, the Macworld Podcast turns its attention to Apple’s other big mobile product unveiling for October: iOS 5.