Apple Discussions thread highlights 27-inch iMacs performance issues

"The machine works great for 20-30 minutes, but eventually everything gets sluggish"

Two separate Apple Discussions threads, here and here, appear to be highlighting problems with the recently launched 27-inch iMacs.

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onOne Software joins Photoshop Creative Tour in November

The Photoshop Creative Tour - Photoshop For Photographers visits 10 locations

onOne Software will be showcasing the recently launched Plug-in Suite 5 for Adobe Photoshop on a UK tour during November.

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Tiscali to offer 6.5 million music downloads in monthly deal

6.5 million music downloads and 6,000 audiobooks from 42p per track

Tiscali is to offer customers 6.5 million music downloads and 6,000 audiobooks from 42p per track, in a partnership with eMusic.

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BlackBerry Storm2 coming to the UK this month

RIM has finally acknowledged one of the worst-kept secrets of 2009, the BlackBerry Storm2.

Research In Motion (RIM) has finally acknowledged one of the worst-kept secrets of 2009, the BlackBerry Storm2.

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Iomega StorCenter ix2 review

An affordably priced network drive for small businesses

Iomega seems to have been concentrating on its eye-catching eGo portable drives in recent months, but it’s turned its attention back to the business market with the StorCenter ix2.

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Cygnett GrooveTransmit review

Play your favourite tunes, audio books and podcasts via your car FM stereo

The Cygnett GrooveTransmit is a FM transmitter for iPhone and iPod that gives you the freedom to play your favourite tunes, audio books and podcasts over your car's stereo.

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Apple set to pass 100K available iPhone apps milestone

Apple's next closest competitor Google's Android Marketplace offers 10,000 apps

Apple has approved more than 100,000 applications in its App Store, according to latest figures from App Shopper, an industry tracking firm.

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WriteRoom for iPhone review

Update adds key features to document editing app

Last year, Macworld reviewed the first release of WriteRoom, an über-notes app that offered font and workspace customisation and the option to use a Web browser to edit documents stored on your iPhone.

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Google improves how it handles music-related queries

Google lets the music play in search results

Google is changing the way it resolves music-related search queries through a variety of partnerships designed to help it provide more relevant and useful results.

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Bolton school pupils benefit from free iPods in £250,000 tech drive

Pupils will each receive a 8GB iPod touch costing £149

Every pupil, more than 1,000, at a Bolton school are to be given an iPod as part of a wider technological drive costing £250,000.

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Elgato intros EyeTV DTT Deluxe, smallest full-featured DVB-T stick

Mac and PC users can watch Freeview channels

Macworld Awards winner Elgato has introduced the EyeTV DTT Deluxe, billed as the smallest full-featured DVB-T stick available currently available on the market.

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Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Server review

Advanced features promise total control over your network

With all the fuss over Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, it’s easy to overlook Apple’s more industrial software powerhouse Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Server.

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UK police smooth over rift with Internet registry

The Serious Organized Crime Agency apologised to RIPE

UK police have apologised over a recent public presentation that linked a nonprofit Internet registry with money laundering by a notorious group of Russian cybercriminal gangsters.

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