The Wall Street Journal reports that Jerome York, a member of Apple's board of directors, was hospitalized after suffering a brain aneurysm.

Tim Bray, formerly of Sun Microsystems and now a developer-advocate for Google's Android efforts, slammed Apple and the iPhone in his blog this week.

Bundles abound in the Mac world these days. Here's one that brings together ten applications--including Parallels 5--for a very attractive price.

This alarm clock app looks to help you wake up gradually, and it's driven by a number of good ideas. Unfortunately, Melatonin's promising features don't outweigh its hassles.

A new feature in iTunes Connect allows developers to specify in advance a time period when they would like to offer their applications at discounted prices.

On the heels Wednesday's announcement of an AT&T-compatible version of Google's Nexus One smartphone, Sprint has said that the handset is on the way to its network too.

Facebook is now displaying suggested results in its search box as people type in queries.

The popular Qik Video Camera app, which brought video recording to older iPhones, has disappeared from the App Store without explanation.

Everything a busy office needs is in the 5130cdn, including speed, great print quality, and features galore--plus supercheap toner.

Why yes, as a matter of fact, it is possible to archive your iPhone's SMS messages.

The now defunct Mariposa botnet has been found on another HTC Magic from Vodafone in Spain, security company Panda wrote in a blog post on Wednesday.

Rafter by Emantras is a beautifully drawn physics-based puzzle game inspired by Da Vinci. The point of the game is to strike a red mine. To get there, you'll need to draw circular or rectangular shapes that bounce through the maze-like levels. Rafter may sound easy, but the increasingly difficult 31 levels are a constant trial of geometry, physics, and sketching ability.

The Federal Communications Commission's national broadband plan is meant to benefit all Americans, but not everyone will be happy with the proposal.

Remember iWork.com? On Wednesday, Apple revived the program after a year, adding new public sharing options, a revised and improved Shared Documents page, and support for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.

According to reports from vendors, Apple will no longer sell screen-protection accessories in its stores.

Will Spotify come to the U.S.? The CEO and co-founder of the music service spoke at the South By Southwest conference, and he wasn't saying.

Professional baker turned food photographer Eric Wolfinger shows us what it takes to make food look delicious in pictures.

Although not big on size or raw computing power, the Mac Mini has always had at least enough power to meet the needs of less-than-demanding environments. That's why Computerworld's Ryan Faas was immediately taken with Apple’s decision last fall to launch the Mac Mini server configuration

Over the weekend, developer Simplify Media removed Simplify, Simplify Music, and Simplify Photo from the App Store, promising to take the technology that allows users to access media remotely in a "new direction."

If you love live music, the Web is a treasure-trove of information about who played what when. Jonathan Seff extols four of his favorite sites for set-lists, bootlegs, and reviews.