AllThingD’s Walt Mossberg is out with his annual laptop buyer’s guide. In it, the respected reviewer has some kind words for Mac computers. However, much of his love is for Windows 8-powered machines, which are currently flooding the market.

On today's AppAdvice Daily we're breaking down the Apple keynote into one small digestible bite.

Are you in the market for a new MacBook Pro? It looks very likely Apple will launch a 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display later today at the company's special event.

Apple's likely October event won't just feature an "iPad Mini." Here is what could also be announced this month.

Apple will no longer seek EPEAT certification on new Mac computers.

Good news, demon slayers! Diablo III is getting updated with Retina graphics for the new, next generation MacBook Pro.

The new Retina MacBook Pro will be software supported out of the gate.

Apple has updated its Mac products, including the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air.

Back in 2010, Tristan Schaap - a student who had spent a 12 week internship with Apple - wrote a thesis which detailed his time spent with Apple's Platform Technologies Group. Though the thesis was originally embargoed due to its sensitive subject-matter, it is now available to view: in it, Schaap details Apple's experimentation regarding the company's OS X operating system, and its ARM processors - suggesting that at the time, Apple might have been considering launching an iPad powered by Mac OS X.

Looking for a bag to carry all your iDevices that reduces the bulk? Check out the Recon Messenger Bag by Hex.

In 2010, we reported that connecting your iPad to a MacBook Pro was the least efficient way for users to charge their iDevices. Today, we’re happy to report the latest MacBook Pros are much better at this process. In fact, they charge an iPad in same amount of time, as an electrical outlet does.

The question we want to answer is this: If I am going to be shooting video on the road, what portable machine do I bring to edit/encode videos?

Call me a buzzkill, but I seem to be one of the few who think the iPad just doesn't quite fit into my life. Whether you agree or disagree, find out why I think the iPad announcement today was hardly revolutionary...or even exciting.