We delve into the new Intel-based Mac minis.

This year’s conference focuses on the Attention Economy, a phrase dealing with efforts to streamline information consumption.

Apple took the wraps off the “fun new products” it promised a week ago, unveiling the first Intel-based Mac mini as well as the iPod Hi-Fi speaker system.

The potentially malicious program comes disguised as an image file—after expanding the compressed archive and double-clicking it, Leap-A launches and installs itself on your system.

Neil Bauman, founder of Geek Cruises talks about what inspired him to create Geek Cruises and how a Mac-themed cruise became part of the roster.

We talk about the cruise, the itinerary you can expect on a Geek Cruise, and the strange thrill of offering troubleshooting advice in the middle of the ocean.

The first Intel-based Macs have hit the streets, and we’ve got an in-depth look at how they perform.

To test the podcasting features that play such a prominent role in the new GarageBand 3 update, this five-minute podcast was recorded entirely in the latest version of Apple’s music composition software.

The final podcast of the week is a wrap-up session that was hosted by Jason Snell, our editorial director, talking with fellow Macworld editors Jonathan Seff and Jim Dalrymple about their thoughts on the events of the week.

Editorial Director Jason Snell led a 40-minute discussion at the Macworld Live booth about Apple’s transition to Intel chips and how the new hardware affects ordinary users.