Apple just refreshed the iMac line and Jason Snell and Roman Loyola join me to discuss these new Mac models.

After appearing before a live audience at Macworld Expo, the Macworld Pundit Showdown returns to the comfy confines of its home studio with a stellar lineup of Mac experts.

Kirk McElhearn discusses iTunes’ strengths, weaknesses, hidden talents, suitability for classical music enthusiasts, and future.

Though April first has passed, there never seems to be a shortage of foolishness.

We offer up some of our favorite tips, ranging from the “well, duh” to the entirely obscure. Regardless of your Mac skills, you’re sure to learn something new.

We cover every twist and turn from Apple’s iPad 2 event Wednesday, including its previews of iOS 4.3, a universal version of iMovie, and GarageBand for the iPad.

Senior Editor, Jackie Dove, speaks with Quark’s P.G. Bartlett and Gavin Drake about the upcoming version of this venerable publishing tool.

The App Store’s new subscription policy and the iPad as a business tool.

We talk about News Corp’s The Daily news app and then discuss the experience with the Verizon iPhone

Join us for an interesting, intelligent discussion about where Apple may take the Mac in the future.

From the floor of Macworld 2011, it’s a special live version of Mac Pundit Showdown!

Next week offers a big event dear to the hearts of Apple enthusiasts: Macworld 2011 (formerly known as Macworld Expo). The man who runs the show talks about it.

A pack of distinguished Macworld editors have spent the better part of the day scouring the new Mac App Store. 

We discuss gifts for the media mavens in your life--speakers, headphones, and other media accessories.

We look at a class of gifts that remain popular for and from geeks: photography.

It was a big day Monday. iOS 4.2 released. Find My iPhone made available for free--with some limits. New iWork updates. Big changes for the iPad. Small changes for the iPhone.

You read the news today (oh boy)? That’s right, The Beatles have come to the iTunes Store.

Perhaps OS X (and now, iOS) have reached the point where a lot of trouibleshooting tasks are no longer necessary. By way of reality check I speak with Ted Landau, the guru of Apple troubleshooting, to gain his perspective and see if this is true.

Introducing National Novel Writing Month, where people write 50,000-word novels in the month of November.

Apple offered up a ton of Mac-related product news on Wednesday, and we tackle all of it in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.

Lex Friedman stops by to talk about some of the apps featured in our November issue.

Bite-sized tips.

We focus this week on the different ways that businesses and classrooms are incorporating Apple's iOS devices.

Apple’s new iPods are now on sale to the general public, but we’ve had ours for a week. In that time, we’re run them through their paces for our comprehensive reviews.

Join Jason Snell, Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Dan Frakes as they discuss the Apple Music Event for 2010, including new iPods and the all-new Apple TV.