We tested . We reviewed , or Reti-no's, as I call them. We weighed in on , which you might say are . (No? OK.) And we found that . Which, ironically enough for a computer called "Pro," is in fact a "con."
Never content merely to write about the topics we cover, we , too.
is a time for celebrating great Mac apps. Some of us also dress up in costumes, but don't feel obligated to go that far. Instead, take some time to appreciate gems like:
We offered up (shorter version: Email was invented; Nigerian princes started using it). We'd advise that you can . At the same time, though, there are --especially if that email is from a Nigerian prince offering you millions of dollars.
Speaking of email, if you'd rather use it than old-fashioned faxing when you need to send signed forms off to other parties, don't miss our video guide to .
As always, we reviewed numerous iOS apps this week: is a a charming flight simulator, is a multimedia educator, is a mental stimulator, can serve as a data curator, makes your great iPhone greater, and ... well, it features LeVar Burton.
Want to run multiple full-screen apps at once on your Lion Mac? Wondering what Microsoft's upcoming Surface tablet means for the iPad?
If you're suffering from problems like a missing Send button in Mail, unwanted games in Draw Something, or a number pad that won't work right, , and he doesn't charge a thing. Nor does Ted Landau, who offers advice on dealing with .