The 24th Annual Editors’ Choice Awards

Every year, Macworld editors select the Mac hardware and software that met our standards for quality, innovation, value, and usability. This year, we found 20 products worthy of our annual Editors’ Choice honors.

Gear Guide, part four: Gear for the desktopA Mac on your desk gives you a pretty powerful workstation-but also a pretty barren one. The products in the final installment of our Gear Guide can help spruce up your workspace while also helping you get more creative, store more data, and finish more work.
Save time with OS X servicesServices are OS X's most underused shortcuts. Ted Landau shows how you can use them to work smarter, faster, and more efficiently.

Review: ToCA Race Driver 3 game Deep and varied races make ToCA Race Driver 3 a compelling game for any fan of racing.
Review: Flick Fishing for iPhone The fishing game from Freeverse combines Wii-style gameplay with a ridiculously reasonable price.
Calaboration 1.0.1 Now that Google has added iCal-syncing support to Google Calendar, Calaboration makes adding Google calenders to iCal simple.
Review: Ocarina for iPhone Your iPhone can not only play music, but, thanks to virtual instruments, make it as well. Smule’s Ocarina is one of the most interesting and affordable iPhone instruments out there.
Review: Boston Acoustics Duo-i If you've got room on your nightstand or desk, the chunky Duo-i is an impressive iPod clock radio.

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Set iChat buddy list shortcut order Learn how to control the order of your iChat accounts’ buddy list shorctuts in the Windows menu.
Trimming your music tracks Silence (and applause and on-stage banter) isn't always golden. Learn how to easily remove bits of unwanted audio.
Save time with OS X services Services are OS X's most underused shortcuts. Ted Landau shows how you can use them to work smarter, faster, and more efficiently.
Successfully attaching photos to email Yes, you can so email photos to Windows users without those photos being embedded in the message with no way to extract them.

PC World: Can Apple save the netbook? With the cost of netbook models creeping upward, could Apple make a splash in the ultra-portable market? PC World’s Neil McAllister contemplates Apple’s rumored entry into the world of netbooks.
Opinion: iPhone 2.2 update doesn't fix key business flaws The latest iPhone OS update still doesn't address the gaps in what business users need from the iPhone.
Psystar case reveals Apple's shaky e-mail retention policy Psystar’s antitrust claims against Apple may have been dismissed, but the Industry Standard says the court filings in the case reveal a lackadaisical attitude toward e-mail and document retention policies at Apple.
Why developers prefer Macs Developers are taking advantage of virtualization on Intel-based Macs to test on multiple operating systems.
The buzz at a Wrath of the Lich King launch party Equipped with a detached air of superiority and the bitterness that can only come with covering Mac gaming, Chris Holt entered the fray at a GameStop party to celebrate the release of the new World of Warcraft expansion pack, The Wrath of the Lich King.