The U.S. Department of Justice showed an email from Steve Jobs as evidence that Apple pushed publishers into forcing Amazon to move to an agency pricing model as part of its plan to artificially raise book prices. The message in question, however, was a draft that turned out to be very different from the final version he sent to Senior Vice President of Software and Services Eddy Cue.

Kanye West. Rapper, pop star. He's iconic and an iconoclast, both. He's not afraid to reinvent himself with each new album, and he clearly, clearly has no problem saying what's on his mind. If that reminds you of someone, let Mr. West be sure you know who, that's Steve Jobs. Bryan Chaffin offers his thoughts on the matter.

Apple hit us with all kinds of big announcements during its World Wide Developer Conference keynote presentation this week with iOS 7, OS X 10.9 Mavericks, the new Mac Pro, and more. Jeff and Bryan have plenty to say about all of those announcements, and it turns out Jeff lost a bet so now he owes Bryan a dollar.

Dave's at WWDC, but the bandwidth gods blessed he and John for a cross-country Mac Geek Gab. They talked through some of the geekier aspects of the WWDC announcement, answered a few questions, and shared the answer to a long-standing question: Should 2.4GHz and 5GHz have different SSIDs? Listen now and ... enjoy!

Apple has made in-app advertising more accessible to developers with the introduction of iAd Workbench. The service allows for ad campaign budgets starting at US$50, making it easier for developers to promote their apps directly to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners.

X-Doria’s Dash Folio case for the iPad mini is a nice, modest case for everyday use. It protects your mini, looks good, is easy to use and is reasonably priced. It does everything a basic case should do.

Looking at Apple's new iOS it seems they haven't even decided for themselves what things should look like. Too much more delay here is bad for third-party developers and, therefore, bad for us. See what Dave Hamilton found.

iFixit broke out its pentalobe screwdrivers and cracked open the freshly updated MacBook Air. Inside they found some new components mixed in with plenty of what was already there in the model it replaced.

Macs, iPhones, and tech aren't the only topics TMO's Jeff Gamet can talk about, and he's proving that point by teaming up with the British Tech Network on a new podcast dedicated to the world of comic books. In the first episode, the crew dives into favorite artists, writers and characters, and offer up their thoughts on movie adaptations, too.

"Jobs," the biopic based on the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and starring Ashton Kutcher, is now set for an August 16 release in the United States. The movie was originally scheduled to launch in April, but Open Road Films decided to delay after its premier at the Sundance Film Festival to make more time for marketing.