Apple has revealed to developers that it will be shutting down its Downloads page for Mac OS X on Jan. 6, the day of the Mac App Store launch, as it focuses on the Mac App Store as "the best ...

One thing that I find a little bit annoying with OS X is that when I am working with an app that is not suited for a full screen window (that is, a window taking up all the screen space save for the ...

As a semi-recent convert to OS X, I've been hesitant to try out any product demos because I don't know how to cleanly remove them, and all associated application "baggage" from the OS. In classic, it ...

What it is: A PDF manager—think iPhoto for PDF, but with superior tagging, and no weakness for mucking about with file locations. Why it’s good: Along with being absurdly fast (our copy was ready to ...

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Apple’s newest OS X cat, Mountain Lion, is finally here, halo-dropped onto the Mac App Store at the last minute by a company that increasingly treats its products as if they were smartphones, teasing ...

Logitech's Options+ and G Hub apps on macOS stopped working after their code-signing certificate expired, leaving users ...

What it is: A multi-account Twitter client, available for iPhone and Mac OS X. Why it’s good: Both versions of Tweetie succeed in marrying a usable UI with a strong feature set. Although Tweetie for ...