Enjoy.

Amazon has released the free Mac software application to read Kindle books even if you don't own a Kindle. For existing Kindle owners, the Mac application will sync bookmarks and annotations over the air.

From the new MacBook Pro's tech specs: "LED-backlit glossy widescreen display".

Glossy is so not... "pro". Is this the price we have to pay to see Apple going from niche to mainstream?

Simply put, this is the best Mac software deal in history: 1password ($29.95), CoverSutra ($22.00), Cha-Ching ($40.00), iStopMotion ($49.00), Awaken ($12.95), Speed Download ($25.00), AppZapper ($12.95), TaskPaper ($18.95), CSSEdit ($29.95), Snapz Pro X ($69.00) and Pixelmator ($59.00) – $368.75 value for $49.00.

Beware flickrittes, PicLens plugin breaks your Safari 3 (3.0.4, actually) installation when upgrading from Mac OS X 10.4.10 to 10.4.11.

The fastest Windows Vista notebook! Everybody, they found the fastest Windows Vista notebook of 2007! It's a Mac.

System Preferences — history in screenshots — from System 1.0 to Leopard. A long way. [Via DF.]

A guided tour of Mac OS X Leopard. Hop on the bus.

List of 300+ new features in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.

The Finder and the Dock: where they are coming from, where they are heading to.

Make me say "Macintosh" in one image and I'll say: this. I'm staring at it for ten minutes and I can't get enough.

Apple zigs again when they zag, launching the new iMac in a sexy aluminum-and-black-glass enclosure. Design substitutes advertising and sells.

Peruse Steve Jobs’ landmark Thoughts on Music essay and John Gruber's notes on the subject matter.

"Nearly all of the major, visible new features in Vista are already available in Apple's operating system, called Mac OS X, which came out in 2001" says Mossberg in his review of Microsoft Windows Vista.

Until I digest the tsunami of iPhone stories and I write my own impressions, here's an interesting Zune review. [thanks, Janos]

At MacWorld Apple unveils the iPhone. I am speechless. This is history.

Cupertino cranks up the long-range reality distortion field, and the stuff may grow dizzying strong at the time when the Man himself will take the stage later today. The first effects are already showing: John Gruber of Daring Fireball flip-flopped over the weekend and now predicts that an iPod mobile phone is "it’s more likely than not."

"The mouse, menus, overlapping windows, the CD drive, Wi-Fi wireless, and so on—all of these things were developed elsewhere. But Apple brought them to the masses." Read The Redmond Copying Machine? in Pogue's New York Times Blog. [via @rgumente]

Windows Vista did not steal UI design nor features from Mac OS X and David Pogue is ready to prove it. (If the link leads you to a different video use Video Search with keyword "Vista". God I hate Flash!)

Japanese have a thing for cats (I count cats in their movies) and Neko is a cat for your Mac's desktop.