Upgrading to iTunes Plus: Why the hassle?

Excited about Tuesday’s news that all the tracks in the iTunes Store will soon be DRM-free? It would be more exciting if upgrading your existing library to DRM-free tracks wasn’t such a hassle, Kirk McElhearn contends.

Expo: Marketcircle offers sneak peek at Daylite TouchDaylite Touch is the mobile component of Marketcircle’s Daylite business-management and organization tool. Expected to arrive before the end of March, Daylite Touch is on display at this week’s Macworld Expo.
Review: Byline for iPhoneSubway commuters and frequent flyers will rejoice at Byline’s convenience in the absence of connectivity, as the newsreader app syncs with Google’s RSS reader and lets you read your favorite feeds offline.

Bugs & Fixes: Blurry photos after updating to iPhone 2.2 Ted Landau looks at a reported bug with the iPhone 2.2 software update in which some images received e-mail attachments appear blurry or fuzzy.
Bugs & Fixes: iPhone connect errors and audiobook crashes Ted Landau looks at two iPhone-related bugs—a connection error in which the iPhone fails to show up in the iTunes Devices list and a crash that can occur when you attempt to play an audiobook.
Bugs & Fixes: Messy App Store update tracking Ted Landau tries to work his way around the oft-frustrating process of downloading updates from the App Store.
Troubleshooting iPhone and iPod touch issues Learn a few things you can try when experiencing issues with your iPhone or iPod touch running the 2.0.x software.
Bugs & Fixes: Dealing with iPhone app bugs and crashes If crashing iPhone apps are bringing you—and your phone—down, Ted Landau has a primer on navigating your way out of app trouble.

Upgrading to iTunes Plus: Why the hassle? Excited about Tuesday’s news that all the tracks in the iTunes Store will soon be DRM-free? It would be more exciting if upgrading your existing library to DRM-free tracks wasn’t such a hassle, Kirk McElhearn contends.
Is Heathcliff the cat’s meow for iPhone users? An iPhone app delivers the side-splitting antics of America’s favorite cartoon cat to your iPhone or iPod touch. And we don’t mean Garfield.
What Apple can teach Nintendo and Sony Nintendo and Sony can learn a thing or two from how gaming has developed on the iPhone platform, PC World’s Darren Gladstone says.
2008 in Review: The year in Mac gaming Mobile gaming ruled the roost in 2008, as game makers focused on the iPhone. Chris Holt looks back at the past 12 months of highlights and lowlights in the Mac gaming market.
The best iPhone apps not in the App Store All week long, Macworld editors have picked their favorite App Store offerings. But Christopher Breen notes that some very useful apps don’t have Apple’s official seal of approval. Here are the top applications for jailbroken iPhones.