OmniGraffle 5.1 beta 1 released

OmniGraffle 5.1 has entered beta with new features and a variety of bug fixes.

Google Apps admins jittery about Gmail, hopeful about futureGoogle Apps administrators are hopeful that Google will get Gmail performance problems under control.
Apple fire caused $2 million in damage, fire dept. saysTuesday’s fire started accidentally, the Santa Clara County Fire Department confirmed Friday.

Review: OfficeJet J4680 All-in-One
For $130, you might not be surprised to find print, scan, and copy capabilities in HP’s OfficeJet J4680 multifunction ink-jet printer. But the J460 also has a built-in fax machine, wireless connectivity, and a 20-sheet auto document feeder.
Review Roundup: The iCal challenge
While the calendar-oriented person can’t be in two places at once, the task-oriented person could well be working on three (or 13) projects simultaneously. For the task-oriented person, 80 percent of success is managing competing demands on time, and you may need more power and flexibility than iCal’s to-do list provides.
Review: PersonalBrain Pro 4.5
While there are plenty of outliners, Getting Things Done, and project management programs for the Mac, PersonalBrain 4.5 gives you a powerful, innovative non-linear knowledge-management tool.
Review: CrossOver Mac Professional 7
Codeweavers CrossOver Mac Professional 7.0.2 uses just the Windows application programming interface (API) to run Windows apps on your Mac, without the Windows OS. It's an ingenious idea for a program that can save time and costs less than buying a separate copy of Windows. But CrossOver supports only a handful of commercial applications.
Review: NetTrekker educational search engine
If your child spends many hours on the Internet researching his or her homework, a yearly subscription to NetTrekker will prove to be an affordable, efficient, and trustworthy aid.

Use a Mail rule to help identify relevant messages
Use a built-in feature of Mail’s rules to easily identify messages from those you’ve recently e-mailed.
Create: Make captivating charts and graphs
Want to spice up your presentations and documents with better graphics? Terri Stone and top design experts share their tips on how to make charts and graphs that will enthrall your audience instead of boring them.
Computerworld: Deploying the iPhone 3G for business
In part one of a three-part series on enterprise iPhone deployment, Computerworld’s Ryan Faas looks at how best to activate, configure and deploy the iPhone 3G.
Change Excel's ‘edit in cell’ keyboard shortcut
Learn one way to change Excel’s Control-U shortcut to the easier-to-use F2 (which also matches the Windows’ shortcut).
Making Office 12.1.1 update work
Does the MS Office 12.1.1 Update fail because it can't find the software necessary to perform the update? Here's why and how to fix it.

iPhone App Store for business: Feast or famine?
CIO.com looks at some iPhone App Store offerings sure to appeal to business users.
How Microsoft can reinvent itself in the post-Gates era
With Bill Gates stepping down from his day-to-day duties at Microsoft, PC World offers advice on what his company should do to thrive in the coming years.
A Tale of One Multifunction Printer
Associate Editor Brian Chen recounts Macworld Lab's epic, painful experience evaluating the Lexmark X560N -- which fortunately led to a reward.
Opinion: What Visual Basic’s Office return means for Mac IT
Microsoft promised this week to restore support for Visual Basic for Applications to a future version of its Office suite. But the lack of VBA support in Office 2008 is only one problem for Mac users, John C. Welch writes.
Basic lesson: Microsoft listens to its users
Visual Basic for Applications is headed back to Office for the Mac in a future release. So what does that mean for the VBA-using Office user of today?