Apple recently announced a bundle of new upgrades to their popular iMac line. Nothing earth shattering, but I'm very happy to see an SSD option now included.

Rev. Paolo Padrini has developed an iPad application that will allow Priests and celebrants of the Catholic mass to leave the paper missal at home and follow along with their iPad.

In the never-ending quest to ‘app’ize the world, developers' creativity certainly seem to know no bounds. As of this past Friday, there’s now an iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch app that focuses on the up sides of facial plastic surgery.

Apple announces it's 1 millionth iPad sold in just 28 days, and David Perry streams WoW to an iPad.

There’s one little phrase at the bottom of the recent Google announcement that may have passed by the average office worker: Gears is going offline. For good.

Just about everywhere you go these days, someone’s trying to make it easier for you to pay. Obviously, the driving force behind this is to ultimately make the sale by facilitating the consumers option to pay. And while the internet has seen it’s fair share, some successful, others not, of ways to pay, there is a constant stream of improvements to the method making their way to market everyday. But let’s face it, when it comes down to paying for something via the internet, without a direct credit card charge, my guesstimate would be that 85% of the average internet surfing/shopping consumer could name only one: PayPal.

You may recognize Hodgman from his Daily Show appearances, of perhaps more so from his "...and I'm a PC" line from Apple's popular advertising campaign. Yes, this clip is 15 minutes long, but worth every moment, so go grab a fresh cup, sit back, and enjoy Hodgman's vetting of President Barack Obama's nerd credentials.

A few weeks back, my production partner Magda Pressel and I had the opportunity to sit down with Amy Hoy, Thomas Fuchs, Dieter Komendera, and Joe Markovics, a.k.a the team behind the time tracking solution, Freckle.

Fear not young captain of industry…TSheets can take the tough sheet out of your time sheet. With more features than you can shake a stick at TSheets might possibly be THE most productive of all productivity tools on the market today.

A collection of the best and funniest links I found in my travels around the internets during calendar week 46.

Having a bit of fun, the folks at GoogleLabs recently released a Beer Goggles feature for your gmail account, preventing any late night drunk emailing.

Building upon PC Mag's top 100 sites of 2008, TurntheScrew reviews each and selects category winners.

British writer David McCandless brings you the best parodies of today's internet...now available in handy book format!

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The OQO Model 02 is now the world's smallest macbook.