by Derrick Story, Macworld.com.  Thanks to its face-recognition tool, iPhoto ’09 () can now put names to the faces in your photographs, letting you quickly sift through your library based on content rather than how photos are arranged. But putting this feature to work requires some effort on your part.

If you’re trying to use iPhoto ’09 on older pre-Intel hardware and/or if you have a very large photo library, you may have noticed that many face-related operations, such as tagging and drag-selecting, take an inordinate amount of time. During these delays, iPhoto may appear to be locked, or you may be treated to the wonderful spinning beachball cursor show while iPhoto thinks about what you’ve just asked it to do.

From Macworld.com: If you’ve kept an eye on Macworld.com this week you know that I’ve been on a tear in regard to the Mac mini as a media server. In this week’s Macworld Video I cap off that coverage with a video overview of what you can do to make your Mac mini a welcome member of the family AV center.

Posted in Featured, Tutorials. Written by DigMo on April 14th, 2009 I have been asked a few times, and most recently via twitter about how to get the most out of the Apple TV. With the dawn of Boxxee many multimedia fans are looking at the Apple TV device in a whole new light. I am going to concentrate on how to get the most out of the Apple TV but without the Boxxee hack. Read our initial review of the Apple TV.applebig

How to get Apple's remote access service to work.  by Glenn Fleishman, Macworld.com When Leopard’s Back to My Mac feature was first announced, it sounded great: A simple way to connect two Macs over the Internet to securely share screens and exchange files. Would that it worked so simply in real life.

50 pages full of screenshots, links to video demos and easy how-to instructions for every step involved. The result? The Idiot’s Guide To Building A PC. This guide is so easy to follow, even your technophobe grandmother could do it.

So you've taken a picture on your phone, and now what?  If you're like me, you may want them backed up on your computer at home just in case you ever loose your phone.  Or you may want to post them online.  Well here's basically how you'd pull those pictures off your phone.

Apple finally made iLife ‘09 available today and of course, being out for less than 12 hours, a version of the application suite has been leaked to torrent sites for download.

iWorkServices Trojan Removal Tool, a free utility created to remove the iWorkServices Trojan from infected Macintosh computers running OS X.

LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone and iPod touch provides instant one-click access to your LogMeIn computers, directly from your Apple device. It's a remote control for your Macs or - our condolences - Windows PC and all of the applications on them.