The Walking Dead: The Game iPhone and iPadGames app, one of hundreds of Games apps reviewed by the experts and users at Macworld

Mozilla released Firefox 15.0.1 on Thursday in order to fix a bug that potentially exposed the websites visited by users while in "Private Browsing" mode.

This week’s roundup of iOS apps offers ways to Hulk out, enjoy the start of football season, and carefully plan your divorce.

Apple may have started the fire, but Amazon's bringing the marshmallows. Or something.

The iTunes Guy answers questions about importing and converting audio.

Macworld Podcast #318

As promised, Twitter on Wednesday released more details about version 1.1 of its API, outlining the specifics of the increasingly restricted access it will offer third-party developers to its service.

Nuance on Wednesday announced the launch of Dragon Dictate for Mac 3, the latest generation of its much-loved voice transcription software.

Realmac Software on Wednesday updated Analog with support for Mountain Lion and Retina displays, new filters, and more.

Here's how to work with Microsoft Excel spreadsheets on your tablet

iPhone likely to be the star of the show, but what else does Apple have in store?

Apple has announced a special event in San Francisco on September 12 with the tagline "It's almost here."

Rhino joins Hooha, a free Android program built for the new microblogging network, which describes itself as developer-friendly and ad-free.

What it lacks in surface refinements, it more than makes up for in raw power.

A few days after pulling the Tweetbot for Mac alpha due to new Twitter API restrictions, developer Tapbots released a beta version of its Twitter client. But the new release won't let you add or reauthorize any accounts.

Stop emailing photos to yourself. Here are three ways to automate photo syncing with your PC.

This week’s roundup of iOS apps will help you read a little better, play a little harder, and look to the skies.

If Safari can't manage the kinds of task that other web browsers cheerfully perform, it's time to delve into the depths of Safari's Preferences window, so says Ted Landau,

We covered a lot of great Mac programs during our annual Gem Fest marathon. Here's a recap, just in case you missed a few.

Screenwriters and playwrights have waited a long time for an iPad version of Final Draft. The company first hinted at an app in 2010; now, more than two years later, screenwriters have an official way to work on their Final Draft 8 screenplays from the iPad. But will the mobile app catch on?

When a major maker of inkjet printers says it's going to stop selling them, what does this mean for the future of the category, and for you?

Unhappy with how Mountain Lion's Calendar application forces you to edit each and every event? Here are some shortcuts for creating your events.

Macworld's Dan Moren and Lex Friedman join host Chris Breen to discuss the recent Samsung v Apple patent case as well as some unwelcome Twitter changes.

This week’s roundup of iOS accessories has a focus on style. Heck, even your dock-connector cables can be snazzy.

To clear clutter from your Mac's desktop, Desktop Tidy keeps everything hidden, but also keeps it organized for easier navigation.

Gather employee feedback digitally with a little help from Apple's automation utility

The Posts iPadSocial Networking app, one of hundreds of Social Networking apps reviewed by the experts and users at Macworld

Glenn Fleishman reflects on his long history with the Mac's most famous image editor and why he still uses it today.

You may know that you can reduce the size of PDFs and JPG files by exporting them in Preview and applying a Quartz filter. But you probably don't know that you can customize those filters to improve image quality while still making smaller files.

Student blames arrest on EasyPay mistake—how safe is Apple's checkout system?

Two-step authentication is all the rage these days, after high-profile security breaches. File-syncing service Dropbox is offering a preview build that lets users enable the feature, and Dan Moren shows you how to set it up.

When it comes to electronic publishing, the waters of ebook creation are murky and deep, full of confusing exceptions, varied formats, and non-existent support. But despite these problems, publishers may now at the least be able to seek solutions from Apple itself, thanks to a new telephone support ...

If you have a lot of saved photos, JPEGmini can reduce the file size and save some space on your hard drive.

While the new grunge styles, social media export capabilities, and help systems are welcome improvements, it's the combination of those features with the dramatically lower price that gives version 11 the highest value of any release of TypeStyler.

The Any.DO iPhone and iPadProductivity app, one of hundreds of Productivity apps reviewed by the experts and users at Macworld

Samsung might have lost dramatically in its patent fight with Apple, but in the long term the decision could mean consumers win.

The impending arrival of fall may mean, if rumors are true, a new iPhone, but there are still plenty of us with the current model in the market for some protection. Here’s this week’s roundup of new iPhone cases.

This week’s roundup of iOS apps will help you find a cup of coffee, get in shape, take notes, and finally discover what happens when pigs fly. And, oh yeah: Neil Diamond makes an appearance.

This Instapaper client converts your saved Instapaper articles into podcasts with iTunes.

The iTunes Guy answers questions about importing and converting audio.

Physics puzzler amuses, but doesn't amaze

Facebook updated its iOS and Android apps. The iOS version is now twice as fast as the previous incarnation, the company says; the Android version gains a better photo uploading interface and the ability to create events.

Apple on Thursday released its first update to Mountain Lion, with a variety of bug fixes and improvements.

Screen sharing and screencasts are a great way to demonstrate how to fix a technical problem or show off a Mac feature, and Screeny is a great tool for basic recording.

Software developer Agile Tortoise has updated its note-taking app for the iPhone and created a separate, iPad-only version at the same time.

VMWare on Thursday morning announced the launch of Fusion 5, the latest generation of the popular and well-reviewed app that lets users run Windows on their Mac computers.

AT&T is sticking to its plan to limit FaceTime calls over cellular to Mobile Share plan customers only, come iOS 6. In a stern blog post, the company defends its planned FaceTime limitations as both legal and necessary.

Macworld Podcast #316

Developers, designers, audio pros, or anyone who uses a large number of folders will welcome the ability to jump directly to a frequently used folder or file from within any application. ReFind lets you do so without searching or clicking through stacks of open Finder windows.

The Perfect RSS Reader iPadNews app, one of hundreds of News apps reviewed by the experts and users at Macworld

The limited amount of interactivity and repetitive nature of the game means that The Act won’t keep you engaged for long periods of time.