What do you do when you water-damage your MacBook Pro? One owner learned the hard way that a)  you should not water-damage your Pro, and b) do not email Steve Jobs for help about it. Looks like somebody got a dressing down there. To find out what happened, check out the full story after the jump.

Apple's known for keeping secrets, though rumors about new MacBook SKUs soon to hit retail got out. Just a day after fellow blogger Tim Y. reported on a plausible product list hinting at the new models, the Cupertino-based company decided it was high time to make it official. The 2008 line of MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops have been introduced, with specifications updated for the current mobile generation.

 Based on an info snippet picked up from Canada's Future Shop retailer chain, Apple might just might be releasing two new MacBook SKUs into the market. Screenshots that hint at this possibility are available in the full article.

Apple definitely isn't letting up on the massive Mac OS X updates, and it's in this latest news post direct from its website that we find yet another goodie heading our way. It's the Xsan 2, a newly-unveiled update for the Mac OS X's Storage Area Network (SAN) file system. Check out the new features it offers to both administrators and users in the full article.

It looks as if keyboard issues won't quit on Apple's MacBook line, because the Cupertino-based company also rolled out the red carpet for a keyboard firmware update for the Macbook and Macbook Pro. Though the symptoms of the problems Apple needed to solve were typically different in nature, rolling out two keyboard updates this early in 2008 is tough not to ponder over. More at the full story.

Mac gamers prep your gear for the latest D&D delight, because Aspyr Media's just spread the word over press waves that Neverwinter Nights 2 has officially gone gold for the Apple Mac. And if you haven't pre-ordered the game over Aspyr's website, then you might want to dive into the full story to find out why this is one RPG you wouldn't want to miss while waiting for Will Wright's Spore.

Feeling a bit lost when you're using a Mac? Well you won't have to stay in the dark and struggle any longer because Apple has just recently launched an official website to help those who are still familiarizing themselves with the company's product. The site includes helpful tidbits of information to make things easier.

Details of the new site after the jump!

It has been confirmed that the next batch of 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros will be shipping with a multi-touch trackpad. With this input device, users can now pinch, swipe, rotate to zoom in on text, advance through a photo album, or adjust an image all with a couple of swipes on the pad.

Want to know more? Check out the full article.

So, will China get its hands on the ever-popular iPhone? Chinese mobile communications executives have the answer: highly unlikely. It turns out that Apple's business practices go against Chinese age-old business traditions, not to mention that phones aren't SIM-locked in that side of the universe. Read on to find out more.

Apple has released a software update for the new iMacs that are freezing up. Specifically, the updates are meant for MacBook Pro and iMac models. Separate updates are available for the Leopard and Tiger versions of Mac OS X.

Software Update 1.3 is for Leopard and is recommended for 20-inch and 24-inch iMac models with 2.0, 2.4, or 2.8GHz processors. Software Update 1.2 is for Tiger is meant for 2.2/2.4GHz MacBook Pro Models. Both of them can be downloaded from Apple's website as linked below.