Who moved my menus?

ANYONE who has grown up using a mouse or a trackpad will understand the concept of menus. In a computer application, menus give us access to commands or functions that a program can carry out.

Mariinsky Ballet’s Fokine works: History revisited

The girls of a poet’s dreams. A classic Russian folk tale. And a story out of “The Thousand and One Nights.” These are hardly revolutionary subjects. But 100 years ago, when Michel Fokine made ballets out of these three scenarios, he may as well have been Steve Jobs smashing the computer model in the 1980s with his Apple Macintosh. Read full article >>

Here Are The Best iPhone And iPad Apps You Missed This Week

We've put together a list of the best iPhone and iPad apps you may've missed this week. We have an app that consolidates all of your contacts between your social networks, the classic cellphone game Snake for iPhone, and a free way to watch Time Warner Cable on your iPad.

The Five Best Super Bowl Commercials of All Time

Every year, football fans and casual viewers alike huddle around the television to watch the Super Bowl. While commercials are typically an opportunity for viewers take a break from the action and walk away from the couch, Super Bowl commercials have always brought out the best...

Remains of the Day: A teachable moment

We've heard what Apple had to say on education, and the masses have responded; meanwhile, the Smithsonian spotlights one venerable Mac product from the chamber of history. Gear up for some learning--the remainders for Thursday, January 19, 2012 are going to go take a nap on their desks.