After helping out in ports of PC games to other platforms with its products, TransGaming Technologies rolls up its sleeves once more with the release of SwiftShader 2.0. Video game developers in need of a 3D rendering system based entirely in software for their projects on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X may want to consider licensing this engine. Find the details at the full article.

A few days ago we reported that Apple has already started testing the Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.3, citing over 75 code corrections. Here's a follow-up: the company is currently working fast and has already come up with build 9D11, which has 20 additional fixes. Get to know the details after the jump!

If you put pit laptops running on the Mac OS, Windows Vista, and Linux against hackers, which OS do you think would last the longest? Apparently, it's Linux. In this year's PWN 2 OWN contest, no one was able to hack the laptop running on the Linux OS. Which of the other two went down first? Better read the full article to find out.

It wasn't that long ago when Apple released Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2, but chances are a lot of you are already looking forward to the next one. Here's some good news for you: version 10.5.3 has already started testing this week. Check out the full article to find out what's currently happening in the testing stage of the update.

With the number of updates your Leopard gets with each build, it's always a safe bet to keep yourself protected. Security Update 2008-002 version 1.1 is now available  to take care of your Leopard client and server. For more information on what the update does, head over the full article.

Here's a new jailbreaking program courtesy of developer Saduger: the iLiberty homebrew app for Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch. It comes in two distinct flavors - iLibertyX for OS X and iLiberty+ for Windows. For more information regarding this program, check out our full article after the jump.

Download: iLiberty+ (Windows)
Download: iLibertyX (OS X)

Something wrong with your iPod? Won't play music anymore? This little app might be able to help you out (unless your iPod's been ran over by a car or something of that sort): the iPod Reset Utility. The program basically resets your iPod back to its factory settings, erasing all data, including music. More details in the full article.

Download: iPod Reset Utility v1.0.3 (Windows Version)
Download: iPod Reset Utility v1.0.3 (Mac Version)

If you're one of those gadget aficionados running any of Apple's wireless networking and backup devices on your Mac-based system, then you should make it a point to check out the latest version of the software update for Apple's Time Machine and AirPort. The new update includes added compatibility for the Time Capsule device as well as some new fixes to AirPort. You can check out the rest of the update's details in our full article.

Download: Apple Time Machine and AirPort update v1.0

Good news for those who use the Safari web browser: Apple has just released version 3.1. As revealed before, the new version now supports downloadable web fonts, CSS transforms and animations, and more. More details in the full article.

We're letting you guys know about the release of wiki2touch, an application which enables you to read Wikipedia from your iPhone or iPod Touch offline. Wondering how this homebrew does it? Visit the full article to find out!


Download: wiki2touch v0.60
Download: wiki2touch v0.60 transfer tool (Mac OS X)
Download: wiki2touch v0.60 transfer tool (Windows)