An e-book veteran looks at the past, present, and future of the business.

Knowing is half the battle.

No new features.

Long-time Ars contributor John Siracusa answers your questions.

Yesterday I woke up sucking a lemon.

Sober predictions for the (rumored) year of the Apple tablet.

Apple bets big on its ability to rapidly grow its mobile platform.

How future-proof is Apple's development platform? In 2005, Cocoa and …

Damage control, Apple-style.

What’s past isn’t necessarily prologue.

The tyranny of the set-top box.

For the vast majority of Mac users, the September 13, 2000 appearance of the …

Purity of design leaves a lasting impression.

The tension between platform ownership and participation.

Looking back on Mac OS X’s past with 20/20 hindsight.

Lion is no shrinking violet.

John Siracusa remembers how Steve Jobs shaped his view of the world.

Where Lion stumbled, Mountain Lion regroups and forges ahead.

No longer an apex predator, OS X takes some time for introspection.

For the first time in forever, the Mac could be noticed by someone.

Does Adobe have plans to update Dreamweaver or make a new software to replace it as web page design software? Just wondering if I should just dump Dw and look for something more in-time option. No offence but Dw is starting to drop from the wagon. I've been using Dw since the Macromedia days but now...

Originally released for the PlayStation all the way back in the year 2000, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 [App Store] was the definitive skateboarding game of its day.

We worked with Microsoft to create a fresh, new design style and produced over 100 icons to complete the makeover of the Windows XP look and feel. We collaborated with the team at Microsoft to develop a professional design solution for the Windows XP operating system. The initial look and feel of the suite was developed […]

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