iOS and OS X narrowing the gap with Windows

Shipments of devices based on Apple's Mac OS and iOS will close the gap on those of products running all flavors of Windows over the next two years, but Windows will then start to pull away again, according to figures from Gartner.

Another working Apple-1 could sell for $500K

Christie’s said it hopes to sell a working Apple-1 computer for as much as half a million dollars in a special online-only auction that starts next week.

InDesign CC boosts ePub features, font menus

When Adobe transformed the way it releases software—from selling its Creative Suite software in a box to releasing Creative Cloud software as a service, it also started featuring regular upgrades to InDesign and the rest of Adobe’s slate of professional creative applications.

OS X Mavericks: Finder tabs and tagging

Apple’s relationship with the OS X Finder has been a funny one. Since 1984, the Finder has been how Mac users interact with their files, but it’s always been a bit too confusing for many users. Starting with the introduction of the Dock in OS X’s first release, moving on to Spotlight in Tiger, and culminating with the addition of Launchpad in OS X Lion, Apple has long been adding alternatives to using the Finder to dig through folders.

iOS 7's new design is its least exciting feature

The iOS 7 preview that Apple showed off at its Worldwide Developers Conference sports a massively overhauled look. The flatness, the 3D effects: iOS 7 looks like a brand new phone, one you already know how to use. But make no mistake: Based on what Apple’s shown so far, even if iOS 7 looked exactly like iOS 6, it would still be a massive update.

Pakistan using Netsweeper to block Internet content, say researchers

Web content filtering company Netsweeper has supplied its products to Pakistan, even as some top IT companies have refused to supply gear for a controversial filtering project, a Canadian research group has disclosed.