Review: Dropship for iPhone

This retro-style space shooter requires you to navigate through increasingly intricate levels to retrieve cargo. Ngmoco’s game offers a surprising amount of fun.

Expo: Putting FileMaker 10 to work on your iPhoneFMWebschool, a group of FileMaker developers, has built a Macworld Expo contacts and exhibitor database to celebrate the launch of FileMaker 10. The database works with the developer’s FMTouch app for the iPhone.

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Five top tips for new iPhone users Get a brand new iPhone for Christmas? Here are a handful of our top tips to help you make the most of it.
Bugs & Fixes: Delete files to prevent crashes in OS X 10.5.6 Apple’s advice on fixing some crashes and freezes related to the Mac OS X 10.5.6 update all involve deleting files. Since many of these files are little-known, Ted Landau takes a closer look.
Bugs & Fixes: Blurry photos after updating to iPhone 2.2 Ted Landau looks at a reported bug with the iPhone 2.2 software update in which some images received e-mail attachments appear blurry or fuzzy.
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Seven ways to push mail to the iPhone—without Exchange Exchange may be the most common e-mail and collaborative tools package on the market, but it isn't always the best choice for every company, including those using iPhones.

Is Heathcliff the cat’s meow for iPhone users? An iPhone app delivers the side-splitting antics of America’s favorite cartoon cat to your iPhone or iPod touch. And we don’t mean Garfield.
What Apple can teach Nintendo and Sony Nintendo and Sony can learn a thing or two from how gaming has developed on the iPhone platform, PC World’s Darren Gladstone says.
2008 in review: The year's Top 10 stories Plenty of stories made the rounds through the Mac universe in 2008. Here’s one man’s take on the ten biggest stories of the year.
Mac games in 2009: What to watch for Circumstances can change very quickly in the Mac gaming market. But Peter Cohen and Chris Holt are still willing to gaze into a crystal ball and tell you what six trends should define Mac gaming in 2009.
2008 in Review: The year in Mac gaming Mobile gaming ruled the roost in 2008, as game makers focused on the iPhone. Chris Holt looks back at the past 12 months of highlights and lowlights in the Mac gaming market.