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MacRumors has heard reliable confirmation about some features in upcoming Apple notebook releases due at Macworld San Francisco 2008.A Mac sub-notebook is indeed expected to be coming at the Macworld and, as rumored, will not coming with an internal optical drive. This omission is presumably du…
Gear Live has started answering reader and viewer questions on the iPhone 1.1.3 firmware that we’ve been showing off. We’ve got a bunch of questions from you guys, and we are answering them here.
2007 Has been a great year for Mac with great stories. Mac World broke down their view of the 10 Biggest stories for 2007 .
Net Applications’ Operating System stats for December 2007 show Apple’s Mac hit a new all-time high…
Net Applications’ Web Browser stats for December 2007 show Apple’s Safari hit a new all-time high…
pdclarry writes “Users of the iPhone have noticed that it is showing December 31, 2007, even where it is already the new year. There have been a number of reports confirming the problem: Bug in Clock, Problem with New Year: My Clock — shows wrong year, Worldclock went wrong for “tomorrow” items.”
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It was 2 o’clock in the morning but in the subterranean retailing mecca in Midtown Manhattan, otherwise known as the Apple store, it might as well have been midafternoon.
Gear Live has posted a video of an Apple iPhone that has been updated with the as-yet-unreleased iPhone 1.1.3 firmware update…
No matter how good Apple Mac OS X Leopard is, there will always be features that people dislike, and want to change. And while Apple may think they have the perfect recipe for a perfect OS, many power-users will want to tweak OS X to their liking. Appletell has compiled a list of several ways to tweak your Leopard.
Apple plans to host their usual quarterly webcast discussing first quarter (Q1 08) financial results on January 22, 2008…
MacDailyNews wishes everyone a happy, healthy, and successful 2008!
Despite more than 20,000 lawsuits filed against music fans in the years since they started finding free tunes online rather than buying CDs…
Here you go guys – video proof. A full video walkthrough of the new iPhone 1.1.3 feature updates. Still think it’s fake?
An anonymous reader writes “Gizmodo has gathered conclusive evidence which confirms that the iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 update is 100% real. It installs only from iTunes using the obligatory Apple private encryption key, which nobody has. The list of new features, like GPS-like triangulation positioning in Google Maps, has been confirmed too. Apparently it will be coming out next week, but there’s bad news as expected: it breaks the unlocks, patches the previous vulnerabilities used by hackers and takes away all your third-party applications.”
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Gizmodo confirms that the iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 is 100% real after talking gathering solid evidence. The update installs without any problem in iTunes, which requires Apple’s private encryption key to work. The previously published features are real as well. The update patches previous hacking methods, breaks unlock and third-party apps.