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Smartphone OS smackdown: iPhone OS 3.0 vs. WebOS vs. the world
Apple's powerful new iPhone OS 3.0 enters the ring against Palm's brash young WebOS and three burly veterans. Who is the champ now?

Review: Apple's 15-in. MacBook Pro now faster -- and cheaper
Apple's new midsize 15-in. MacBook Pro gets an evolutionary upgrade and something that, from Apple, is revolutionary -- a price cut. Here's how the $2,299 model stacks up.

What do Snow Leopard, iPhone 3G S, iPhone 3.0 mean for business?
With the arrival next week of the iPhone 3G S and the new iPhone's OS, and the debut in September of Mac OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard, Apple is making moves that should catch the attention of enterprise IT shops, says columnist Ryan Faas.

Analysis: Why is AT&T late on MMS, tethering for iPhone 3G S?
To the annoyance of some iPhone owners, AT&T -- the exclusive iPhone carrier in the U.S. -- doesn't yet offer tethering and won't deliver on multimedia messaging until later this summer.

Opinion: iPhone 3G S? Let's talk about Snow Leopard instead
While everyone was captivated by the iPhone 3G S bling at Apple's WWDC on Monday, the bigger story was Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard," says Computerworld columnist Dan Turner.

15 easy fixes for Mac security risks
How safe is your Mac? Maybe not as safe as you think. Here are some quick ways to beef up its security.

Opinion: What I want in the next iPhone
Sooner or later -- with an emphasis on sooner -- a new iPhone will come along. Computerworld columnist Dan Turner, who still has a first-generation model, spells out what he'd like to see in the next iPhone from Apple.

Living on Air: A Windows guru spends two weeks with a Mac
After living with Linux for two weeks, Windows expert Preston Gralla did the same with Apple's MacBook Air. Now that he's tried a Mac, will he ever go back?

The hidden features in Apple's latest iPhoto update
Apple did more than bolster stability in iPhoto with its recent update: It also added some cool and useful features to Faces and Places. Computerworld columnist Ryan Faas details what's new.

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