magic mouse

Aww, look at that cute little mouse cuddling up in its nest.

Wait a tick... an inductive charging mat for the Magic Mouse?

Do you dream at night?

Do you stare at your ceiling pondering questions that no other Earthling could possibly ponder?

If you look deep enough into the halls of IFA, if you can see through the 3D television murk and tablet hype, you might be lucky enough to find a few gems.

Like the Mobee Magic Charger for Apple's Magic Mouse making its worldwide debut today. So, what's the "magic?" Well, if you own a wireless Apple Magic Mouse then your biggest complaint is without a doubt battery life.

When you've gone and built yourself an imitation MacBook Pro, a Magic Mouse-equipped pseudo-iMac, and an upcoming iPad-esque tablet, there's little reason left to be shy with your website.

Well, we knew it wouldn't take very long, and it didn't: iFixit's gotten its hands on Apple's Magic Trackpad and ripped it to shreds.

The latest word from behind Apple-authorized cashiers is that Cupertino has stopped shipping out fresh stock of its entry-level 21-inch iMac.

The pun is so obvious it practically insults your intelligence, but we just can't help ourselves -- the iPad has just gotten a little more magical.

Apple haters, cherish the moment while you can.

The Magic Mouse's odd ergonomics aren't exactly everyone's cup of tea -- including some of us at Engadget -- so we were more than a bit stoked when our silicone lump from MMFixed arrived in post today.

Critics may have called The Marriage Ref everything from "painfully bad" to an "ugly, unfunny, patronizing mess," but how would we know?

We couldn't find an Engadget editor who would fess up to DVRing the thing.

Quietly unveiled alongside the 27-inch iMac and the Magic Mouse was this: Apple's attempt to force the unibody constru