The focus on consumers’ pockets and minds may be on blazing fast notebooks and gargantuan desktop’s ala iMac, but a large group of people still want something slim, light, and ultra portable. The iPad would seem like an option, but the iPhone OS is rather limited in the sense that it’s not a full desktop OS and some people just don’t like tablets. Back in 2008, Apple’s answer was the Macbook Air. It wasn’t released without much criticism...

Whether or not you feel Gizmodo operated outside of the law — or at the very least, outside of the ethics of journalism — regarding the circumstances surrounding the lost iPhone and their admission in paying for it, you can’t help but want to joke about it. And who better to make fun of Apple and corporate America than John Stewart…? On last night’s episode of The Daily Show, Stewart laid into Apple and Steve Jobs, basically calling them out...

Video Chat — it’s one of those cell phone features that just hasn’t caught on yet here in the states. But a phone with as much media hype and mass market attention as the iPhone could sway things. Since first days of the iPhone, video chat has been on the rumor list many a times. And each time, video chat gurus get their hearts broken when Apple ignores said feature. According to an increasing amount of code found in OS 4.0 beta builds, video chat...

Alright Mac gamers (is there really such a thing?), the moment you’ve all been waiting for — Steam for OS X/Mac! As you can see, it doesn’t look all too different from it’s Windows counterpart. In fact, it’s the exact same UI. If you were hoping for something completely revamped and “Mac-ified”, your dreams will probably be irrevocably shattered. But we move on I guess… I personally love the look of Steam — the new...

If you had any doubts whether or not the leaked iPhone 4.0 hardware was legit or not, a new letter sent compliments of Apple’s Bruce Sewell goes to show what we’ve all pretty much suspected but just needed formal confirmation — the leaked iPhone hardware Giz picked up is the real deal. What does it all mean? In the grander scheme of things, nothing. It’s nothing more than a rare glimpse into the development of the gadgets we know and love. ...