Mac Highlights

After queuing for a week Craig Fox shows IGN's Daniel Krupa just why he had to be first in line for Apple's latest smartphone.

Want a simple way to turn your Mac on and off automatically? No need for third party software - that feature is built right in, and Veronica shows you how on today's Tekzilla Daily.

Safari in iOS 5 introduces enhanced news reading, Twitter integration, privacy options, and more for an improved mobile browsing experience. Find out how to use these new features now.

Let us show you how to set up wifi on your iPad. An iPad with wifi enabled is a great thing — it lets you connect to the internet and get all those great iPad apps. All you need to connect your iPad up to your personal wifi network is your wifi password and a few second to configure the iPad. We'll walk you through the process in our video.

Tired of boring default screensavers on your Mac? Veronica introduces you to PongSaver, a screensaver that showcases that classic video game on today's Tekzilla Daily.000a

With the release of iOS 5 comes a revised mail interface, giving you many long-awaited features. Sharon Vaknin gives you the scoop.

Let us show you how to use Airdrop for Mac OS X Lion. Airdop is an exciting new technology that lets you share files between two Macs without the need for a wireless network to be already set up. This means that you can quickly and easily share files between anyone who's close by. For more information, check out our step by step Airdrop guide.

Trying to justify spending money on a MacBook when you could have bought a cheaper Windows laptop? Take a peek at these five handy tips for Mac OS X.

Let us show you how to take a screenshot in Mac OS X Lion. Have you ever wanted to show someone what's happening on your computer screen? Taking a screenshot is an easy way to quickly show others what's going on. All you need to do is take the screenshot and email off the photo.

Love rating songs but hate switching back to iTunes to do it? With I Love Stars, you don't have to! Veronica makes your life easier on today's Tekzilla Daily.

Brian Cooley reminds of the products that remind us Apple isn't perfect.

Let us show you how to transfer your photos to your iPad with Apple's camera connector kit. By plugging the camera connector into your iPad, you can transfer photos to your iPad from either an SD card, or right from your camera with a USB cable. You can pick up a camera connector kit from any Apple Store or authorized retailer, or by ordering it online.

Let us show you how to use AirPrint on your iPad. AirPrint lets you use your iPad to print to any AirPrint enabled printer on your network without needing to install software or drivers, or use any cables. All you to do is tell your iPad which printer to use and print your document, it's all very easy; and we'll walk you through it in our video.

Brian Cooley gives a rundown of Steve Jobs' biggest successes since his return to Apple.