Parallels Desktop for Mac 4.0 unveiled

Parallels Desktop for Mac 4.0 has many new features including the ability to run Leopard Server as a virtual machine.

Review: BlackBerry Storm 9500How does the new touchscreen BlackBerry Storm measure up to the iPhone? And will it work for Mac users? Mark and Rosemary Hattersley have the in-depth review.
Macworld Buying Guides: Multifunction printersMultifunction printers combine a printer, scanner, copier, and sometimes a fax machine into a single device. With that conveniences comes questions. We have a few tips on finding the right MFP, plus some picks for our favorite all-in-one devices.

Review: BlackBerry Storm 9500 How does the new touchscreen BlackBerry Storm measure up to the iPhone? And will it work for Mac users? Mark and Rosemary Hattersley have the in-depth review.
Review: Pentax Optio A40 point-and-shoot camera If you consider just the camera itself, Pentax’s Optio A40 is a good all-around performer. It’s small and sturdy enough to take anywhere, and it has very good image quality and shooting modes that make taking pictures a breeze.
Review: Adobe Soundbooth CS4 Adobe’s audio editing application, Soundbooth CS4, is a compromise. Although it includes more advanced features than the previous version, it’s still not willing to take on the role of a full-blown professional audio editor.
Review: Fieldrunners for iPhone With Fieldrunners, Subatomic Studio has redefined the “tower defense” game genre, thanks to top-notch graphics and ongoing updates.
Review: Fireworks CS4 Adobe Fireworks CS4 includes new features and enhancements that make this a significant upgrade. The new interface is makes it easier to use most tools and controls as well as switch among various Creative Suite products.

Macworld Buying Guides: Multifunction printers Multifunction printers combine a printer, scanner, copier, and sometimes a fax machine into a single device. With that conveniences comes questions. We have a few tips on finding the right MFP, plus some picks for our favorite all-in-one devices.
Font management with Suitcase Fusion 2 Last month, Extensis updated its single-user font management tool, and James Dempsey takes a closer look at how to use Suitcase Fusion to take the headaches out of font management.
Regarding dumb Smart Folders Okay, okay, Spotlight under Leopard is much improved. But Smart Folders? Eh, not so much. Here's a solution.
Shortcuts for working with iPhoto ’08 thumbnails Learn a few keyboard shortcuts for working in iPhoto ’08’s thumbnail view
Ripping and playing audiobooks If you buy audiobooks on CD, here's what you need to know to rip them and get them to play correctly in iTunes or on your iPod.

Why developers prefer Macs Developers are taking advantage of virtualization on Intel-based Macs to test on multiple operating systems.
The buzz at a Wrath of the Lich King launch party Equipped with a detached air of superiority and the bitterness that can only come with covering Mac gaming, Chris Holt entered the fray at a GameStop party to celebrate the release of the new World of Warcraft expansion pack, The Wrath of the Lich King.
Opinion: Rah, Rah, Apple U Computerworld’s Dan Turner looks at Apple’s internal “Apple University” program and speculates about what the company’s goals are.
The book of MacBook After a week with Apple's newest MacBook, Dan Moren has compiled a long list of observations, thoughts, and general meandering on the consumer portable.
Opinion: Apple’s enterprise strategy the same as it ever was The retirement of Al Shipp, Apple’s senior vice president of enterprise sales, coupled with the fact that Apple has no plans to hire a replacement has some people suggesting that Apple is abandoning the enterprise. But John C. Welch argues that Apple never supported the enterprise in the first place.