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Macworld Lab has tested the new entry-level iMac powered by the Core i3 processor; here's our test report.

Adobe has agreed to buy Web software maker Day Software Holding in a deal worth $240 million, the company said in a statement Wednesday.

The OpenGL graphics API has reached specification version 4.1, The Khronos Group says. The new version promises to unify implementations so that users can deploy applications to multiple types of hardware and software configurations with minimal modification to the core software.

Apple put the focus on Mac hardware this week, with new Mac Pro and iMac models. So we follow suit in the Macworld Podcast with an all-Mac discussion about the new hardware.

With a new monitor on the way from Apple, James Galbraith takes a closer look at the 27-inch LED Cinema Display and where it fits in with comparable displays.

Zentertain's Tapic is a rhythm based game along the lines of Tap Tap Revenge with one important twist: it can turn your iPod's music into game levels.

If you’re still wondering about the Magic Trackpad's gestures, here's a video demonstration.

Adobe is joining Microsoft's MAPP program to give security vendors early notice of Adobe patches.

Password manager applications are all about security and convenience. This app, while not perfect, handles both aspects well.

Panasonic showed for the first time on Wednesday a prototype lens for its Lumix DSLR cameras that will give them the ability to capture 3D still images.

Apple on Wednesday launched a program for iPhone developers to advertise their own apps via the iAd network.

The iPhone made waves in 2007 and put a strain on AT&T's network as its users began gobbling data like never before. But an upcoming study says that Verizon Wireless smartphone users have edged out iPhone users for the data consumption crown.

Monsoon Multimedia is now taking pre-orders for the Vulkano, a live TV placeshifting and streaming device that will let you record, watch, and control your live TV channels from anywhere in the world on your iPhone, Mac, or iPad.

Microsoft began releasing more details about its upcoming Office 2011 release with a brief video of the productivity suite that it posted to its Website Wednesday.

Humor Website Cracked.com has released an iPad app that features unique content, iPad-optimized video and more.

Amazon.com is sold out of the $189 version of its popular Kindle e-readers, and potential buyers will have to wait for new stock to come in.

Quebec-based Atomic Software on Wednesday released Bike Repair, an interactive app for fixing your bike on the go. The program is available for the iPhone and iPod Touch and costs $2.

Memory maker SanDisk has ousted its latest USB flash drive, claiming it's the smallest that the company has ever released.

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Panasonic unveiled a slew of new Lumix cameras just last week, but the company wasn't quite done with its fall camera and camcorder announcements.