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“Guitar Hero” is one of those “Why didn’t anyone think of this before?” kind of games, so it’s no surprise that the series’ popularity eventually led it to the Mac. Aspyr Media licensed “Guitar Hero III” and published it for Windows and Mac at the beginning of this year, and now they’ve followed that up with the Aerosmith edition, which is a standalone game, as opposed to being an expansion pack. The gameplay in “Guitar Hero: Aerosmith” is the same as the original.

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“Guitar Hero” is one of those “Why didn’t anyone think of this before?” kind of games, so it’s no surprise that the series’ popularity eventually led it to the Mac. Aspyr Media licensed “Guitar Hero III” and published it for Windows and Mac at the beginning of this year, and now they’ve followed that up with the Aerosmith edition, which is a standalone game, as opposed to being an expansion pack. The gameplay in “Guitar Hero: Aerosmith” is the same as the original.

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I didn’t expect much from games on the iPhone. I had visions of casual games, perhaps a fancy take on solitaire or a version of poker that takes advantage of the handset’s touchscreen. Surely not a true mobile gaming experience. Boy, was I wrong. For the last few days I’ve been sampling some of the games available from the iTunes Store on the iPod touch, and I’ve been stunned at how elaborate and involved they are. On the iPod touch I’ve played a version of Gameloft’s “Real Soccer 2009″ that rivals the version of the game on the Nintendo DS, and I didn’t even miss the buttons.

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“Guitar Hero” is one of those “Why didn’t anyone think of this before?” kind of games, so it’s no surprise that the series’ popularity eventually led it to the Mac. Aspyr Media licensed “Guitar Hero III” and published it for Windows and Mac at the beginning of this year, and now they’ve followed that up with the Aerosmith edition, which is a standalone game, as opposed to being an expansion pack. The gameplay in “Guitar Hero: Aerosmith” is the same as the original.

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AT&T will soon provide an official data tethering solution for iPhone users, the carrier has confirmed. Such a solution will basically let an iPhone owner turn the handset into a modem and then connect to a Mac or PC, allowing the computer to access the Internet via the iPhone’s AT&T cellular data service. “We’re working with Apple on a tethering option for iPhone and we hope to offer it soon,” Wes Warnock, a spokesperson for AT&T Mobility, told MacNewsWorld. “Can’t provide any details beyond that,” he added.

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