If you think that the little arcade games on the Classic iPods (5G class) distributed by Apple are about as far as iDevice gaming is ever going to get, think again!
The sheer number of companies actively planning or already executing projects with target platforms like the modern day iPod Nano, iPhone/iPod Touch, and even AppleTV [...]

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Specifying only “This update addresses compatibility issues with Mac OS X,” Apple released three updates to iWork via Software Update today: Keynote 4.0.2, Pages 3.0.2, and Numbers 1.0.2.
The only more specific change was to Keynote: “primarily addresses performance issues while playing or exporting presentations.”

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During Macworld San Francisco, the Leopard development team — shifting its focus from the sprinter’s work of getting 10.5.0 the first point-update out the door to the marathon-runner’s slow and steady work of point update development, bug fixes and supporting both hardware and software engineers from various projects across the Infinite Loop campus in ensuring [...]

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With the upcoming release of the iPhone SDK, users will be able to run 3rd party applications with Apples blessing. However, much of the hacking necessary to do so without the SDK has already taken place, which may have given malware developers a head start.

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It seems a number of users have reported that rented movies cannot currently be transfered to a 5G/5.5G video iPod. When you attempt to transfer a rented movie to your 5G iPod, iTunes will give you an error message stating that the movie “was not copied to the iPod because it cannot be played on [...]

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As the executives and marketroids did their thing in San Francisco, Apple’s network engineers and software update team were hard at work posting several new packages to the SWU servers…..

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Though today’s Macworld keynote has been a blend of pleasant surprises, vindication of one of MOSR’s longest-running rumors (the Macbook Air aka “Thin/Nano”), and excessive optimism that fell an bit flat (AppleTV 2.0 being a software-only, rather than complete, overhaul — though we still expect aTV 3.0 to include the features we had hoped [...]

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Could you be in danger from Electrocution by iPod? Full Article
As MOSR reported back in February, Apple acquired the powerful CUPS printing engine and hired its main developer….and now they have they have, at long last, officially announced the acquisition. Full Article
For those with a stake in Apple, or just the burning curiosity to know [...]

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