Olympic Gold Medalist gives props to Google Earth Olympic cyclist and Gold Medalist Kristin Armstrong credited Google’s mapping application for helping her find a training route that mirrored the Olympic course.
Visual voicemail patents to have (another) day in court Klausner Technologies, which sued Apple and AT&T a year ago alleging patent infringement over the Visual Voicemail feature in the iPhone, has filed a similar suit against Verizon and LG Electronics.
Bulk-add Mail addresses to Address Book Need to quickly and easily pull email addresses from your Inbox into Address Book? MailCM will do the job in next to no time.
Olympics and Intel Developer Forum A couple of largish events with ancillary Apple connections occurred during the past two weeks—Beijing’s summer Olympic games and the Intel Developer Forum. Chris Breen is joined by attendees from both events in this edition of the Macworld Podcast.
Nokia widens mobile phone market share lead Gartner research shows Nokia widened its lead among mobile phone vendors in the second quarter, despite economic challenges around the world.
Nikon’s D90 SLR shoots Hi-Def movie clips In addition to still images, the 12.1-megapixel camera from Nikon will also be able to film 1,280-by-720-pixel video at 24 frames per second when it arrives next month.
What to do with an old iPhone You’ve upgraded to Apple’s iPhone 3G. But what to do with that original iPhone you bought a year ago? Christopher Breen outlines three options—give it away, sell it, or keep it.
Review: iPhone fantasy football draft tools The football season is about to kick off, which means fantasy leagues are holding their annual drafts. A pair of apps aim to help you with your pre-draft preparation. Do they deliver?
JavaScript 2’s new direction Standardization efforts for the next version of JavaScript have taken a sharp turn this month, with some key changes in the Web scripting technology’s direction, InfoWorld reports.
Mac clone maker sues Apple, plays antitrust card Psystar, which was sued by Apple last month, filed a countersuit Tuesday, charging Apple with restraint of trade, unfair competition and other violations of antitrust law.
Epson announces new MovieMate 55 projector Epson today announced a new multimedia projector, the MovieMate 55. The device includes a projector, CD/DVD player, and speakers in a portable case.
Review: Platinum Solitaire for iPhone Other iPhone-based solitaire games offer a wider scope. But Platinum Software ups the ante when you opt for the Casino version of the card game.
Review: Ci75m Wireless Notebook Mouse The Kensington Ci75m Wireless Notebook Mouse is a great traveling companion. Solid, comfortable, accurate, and attractive—it’s available in orange, grey, white, or black.
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