Apple

So after years of using a PC and running daily antivirus scans and weekly malware scans, you finally decided to switch to a Mac. You have a right feel safe knowing there are currently no viruses attacking Mac OS X (compared to the one million viruses and trojans that affect PCs), but there are still vectors of attacking your Mac through macros in documents and software vulnerabilities in your browser or other applications. Take a minute to review your antivirus options for your Mac.

Unless you've been living in a cave for the past two weeks (one without television or radio, Internet access, cell phone coverage, a newspaper subscription or friends who visit), you've heard about Apple's iPhone 3G and the App Store that accompanies it. Yes, the Steve Jobs has finally allowed users to download third party applications, and developers have the chance to get paid for their work. But is this worth the cost of creating a closed-software ecosystem in which Apple and, by proxy, AT&T have total control?