Apple already has its users attention on the computing, television and music fronts. Judging by patents filed by the company it is looking to add the gaming front to its conquests as well. Apple has filed a patent for a 3D gaming controller to go with its AppleTV.

Apple has assured its loyal fan base that there will be no more waiting for their movie fix on iTunes. The company has announced that from now on, movies will be released to the public for download on iTunes the same day they are released on DVD.

Rumors have been circulating that the iMac would be receiving an update soon. Normally, Apple waits to Tuesday to update its product line but logging onto the Apple website I was greeted with an updated iMac.

In spite of their stability and ease of use, Macs have long been shunned by IT departments everywhere. It is getting harder and harder for IT departments to come up with reasons not to include Macs in their short lists of hardware, however. With factors from a greater number of users embracing the Apple interface to greater availability of cross platform options, IT is running out of excuses.

Apple has found itself at the forefront of another lawsuit involving the capabilities of the 20-inch iMac display.  The company claims the display is capable of producing "millions of colors" and is the same display used on the 24-inch iMac; it appears this is not the case.

Steal an iMac get arrested. That’s the message one thief might have received after he stole an iMac from an individuals home. What the thief thought was an easy crime got him into a lot of hot water.