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Among the most comprehensive Mac management suites is JAMF's Casper, with modules for deployment, imaging, package building and asset management. Recon Suite was recently spun out as a separate offering and has added Windows PC audit tools.

When your corporate IT department says "Sure, we like the Mac, but we can't manage it through Group Policy, so it's inherently evil," you can offer Likewise as a solution.

The gentlemen at ecamm networks have a slew of products already in production: iGlasses, Call Recorder, and more. Watch the video for demos of iLidz, iPhone Disk, and an unreleased video hack for the iPhone that's got to be seen to be believed.

The Modbook is basically a Mac tablet. TUAW got a quick demo at the Axiotron booth during Macworld 2008. For mobile artists, storyboard work or architectural annotations, the Modbook might be just the thing.

We've talked about Coda before, but it was nice to find the Panic crew on the show floor and get a quick overview of Coda's interface and capabilities.

OK, 5:11 including the outro, but here's a fast-forward sampling of Macworld 2008 for everyone who wasn't there or was too drunk to remember.

TUAW takes a tour of the games being shown at Macworld 2008. Check out Tiger Woods Golf, nano gaming, and the best Guitar Hero player you've seen-- maybe ever.

Andrew Welch has been in the Mac software game for quite a while. We asked about Ambrosia's latest offerings, Mac gaming and more.

Makers of AirFoil, Fission and other audio apps, TUAW had a chat with Rogue Amoeba at Macworld

TUAW takes you inside one of the best parties at Macworld: Cirque Du Mac. A long line to get in for free drinks? We braved it, plus the teeming Mac hordes and loud (but pleasant) sounds.

TUAW ran into Veronica Belmont of Mahalo Daily and asked for her impressions of the Macworld 2008 keynote announcements.

Friendly and funky code wizards Plasq showing a neat feature of pending app Comic Life Magiq: truly simple tools for cutting someone out of a background.

Netgear's ReadyNAS is a NAS, yes, but it comes pre-configured with an iTunes server, bittorent and more. Quite the plug-and-play darling, Netgear was kind enough to create some Mac-friendly tools to manage the thing (it's got a Widget!).

TUAW takes the Zeiss Cinemizer for a spin at Macworld.

We spoke to Pat Lee, senior product manager for VMWare Fusion about virtualizing Leopard server, the new VMWare migration tool for VirtualPC 7 users and more.

Senior editor for Macworld and Playlist magazines gives his take on the Macworld 2008 keynote, including what you can and can't do with your HD or rented iTunes content.

Productivity dude, Mac user and all-around witty guy Merlin Mann gave us a little time and mindspace to talk Macworld 2008. Watch the fun!

TUAW runs into Scoble as he livestreams from the Macworld show floor. So we tape him!

Shortly after the Macworld keynote, TUAW headed down to the Apple booth to see just how tiny the MacBook Air is-- compared to a MacBook Pro it is a pixie.

WSJ Reviewers and All Things Digital co-founder Walt Mossberg was nice enough to share his thoughts on the 2008 Macworld keynote announcements.

Less than an hour after the keynote at Macworld 2008 we ran into Veronica Belmont of Mahalo Daily. We asked her what she thought about Apple's announcements.

TUAW takes a look at Screensteps, a documentation tool showing at Macworld 2008.

Equinux gave us a look at their new TV tuner and cool social-software-ish tuner app.

We ran into Walt Mossberg a short while after the 2008 Macworld keynote and asked him a few questions...

Digging through the archives we came upon the lost tape of WWDC, an interview with Daniel Jalkut of Red Sweater software. Red Sweater sells MarsEdit and Black Ink, among other apps. Daniel was kind enough to talk WWDC and show us around Black Ink, a very nice crossword app. NOTE: Sorry about the interlacing issues!

The Over the Edge guys gave us a taste of 2 new features coming for Unity: real-time dynamic shadows and a terrain editor.

A short demonstration of how to scroll through Aperture's library of images using the power of keyboard shortcuts. A great power-user advantage over iPhoto!

OK folks, this is the long one -- a four minute walk from the end of the line to the front. Check out the guy at the very end.

This is about 5:40 pm CST at the Michigan Ave. Apple Store on June 29th. The line went all the way around the building.

This was the line outside the AT&T State St. store for the iPhone launch. June 28th at 5:15pm CST.