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It looks as if the Final Cut Pro X update wasn't the only software refresh Cupertino folks had in store for us.

Funny -- we (almost) asked this same exact question in August of 2009, just after Snow Leopard had been loosed on the unsuspecting public.

Oh, sure -- we've seen a litany of knockoff MacBook Pro units, but how's about one that actually ships with OS X?

As of just a few weeks ago, Java's legacy of write once, debug everywhere was looking in doubt.

Oh boy.

New Air? Verizon iPhone? Jobs grows a huge beard? Probably not. Apple wants to talk about "what's new for the Mac," which could mean some hardware -- but the company definitely wants to talk software too.

See that lion sneaking around behind the logo?

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Nobody said running a netbook hackintosh would be easy -- but nobody said they'd make it this hard.

Apple's Mighty Mouse was one of the most loved and loathed rodents of all time.

When it worked, it was a magnificent productivity booster for Mac users.

The on-again / off-again love affair between Apple and ZFS seems to be all but over, with a brief but pote