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After Apple put the focus on Mac hardware Tuesday with updates to its Mac Pro and iMac lines, we follow suit on the Macworld Podcast with a 50-minute throw-down over this week’s hardware haul.

Potential buyers of Dell’s new Streak smartphone are posting multiple angry notes on Dell message boards after the company disclosed this week that the device will no longer be available in the U.S. this month.

Sega is in the process of bringing tons of classic games to the iPhone like Ecco the Dolphin and Golden Axe. This week, old school tactical role-playing game Shining Force joins the lineup.

When Plants vs. Zombies launched more than a month before the death of pop artist Michael Jackson’s death, the game included a high-level enemy that appeared to be an homage to Thriller-era Jackson. As of today, that zombie is no longer going to be in PvZ.

AT&T says it won’t interfere with a highly anticipated talk on intercepting cell phone calls at the Black Hat conference this week, even though rumors are circulating that it will do just that.

The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) this week launched a consortium for companies preparing 40/100G Ethernet products compliant with the IEEE 802.3ba standard.

One of the big strengths of the App Store is its ability to provide users with concise and simple information from the Web in a neat iOS package. The latest is from Quebec-based Atomic Software, which wants to help you repair your bike while on the road.

Apple has updated its browser Safari 5, turning on Safari Extensions and introducing the Safari Extensions Gallery

Griffin has announced a new compact lightweight portable speaker for iPhone and iPod that doesn’t require an external power source of batteries.

FIPLAB has launched a new free iPhone app in time for a new cycle hire schemes launched later this week.