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Snow Leopard build 10A402 seeded to developers
Weighing it at twice the size -- 1.3GB vs 655MB -- of the previous 10A394 build (itself the first major post-WWDC seed update), Snow Leopard 10A402 has been seeded to developers via Software Update from within the beta-stage Mac OS X 10.6. As usual, Apple's seed notes were short on details....but reader & source reports have already begun to reach our inboxes and the early reviews are very positive. Read on for details.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged 10A402, apple, Apple Software, beta, bug fixes, developers, Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, snow leopard, Third Party Developers 3 Comments
Safari 4 faster, more stable on Snow Leopard than 10.5.x
Although the upcoming 10.5.8 Update will address at least some of these issues, many readers have been reporting a wide range of problems and crashes with Safari 4.0 and 4.0.1 on Mac OS X 10.5. Interestingly, despite being incomplete and in need of further debugging itself, OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" has proven considerably better on both the performance and stability fronts with Safari 4.0.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged Apple Software, beta, bug fixes, bugs, crashes, cupertino, infinite loop, Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.5.7, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Safari 4, snow leopard, Uncategorized, WWDC 4 Comments
Mac OS X 10.5.7 build 9J39 seeded to developers
Slowly but surely, work continues on the final non-maintenance release of Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" with the seeding of build 9J39 to developers.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged 10.5.7, AirPort, apple, Apple Inc., Apple Software, Apple Software Updates, beta, Bluetooth, developers, Flash Player, iCal, Leopard, Mac, Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.5.7, Mail.app, MobileMe, OS X, rumor, Safari 4, seed, Third Party Applications, Third Party Developers, Time Machine, USB, Widgets, WWDC, X11 2 Comments
iPhone OS 3.0 New Features
Since the launch of the original iPhone in 2007, users have been demanding various features like copy and paste, MMS, and stereo headphone (A2DP) support for instance. Today apple announced the addition of all those things and more. We will run through some of the major ones to give users an idea of what will be possible with new Apps in the future.
Posted in Apple Software, Articles Also tagged 1, apple event, Apple Software, AT&T, iDevice GPU(s), iDevice OS/Firmware, iDevices, iPhone, iPhone 2.1 "Pro", iPhone 3G, iphone firemware, iphone os, iphone os 3.0, iphone2, iPod Touch, iPod Touch 2.1 "Pro", iTunes, new iphone, QuickTime Leave a comment
Will new iDevice features (Flash, multitasking) premiere first on Pro devices?
Recently, Rumors was among the first to report on references to an "iPhone 2,1" in last week's v2.2.1 iDevice OS firmware release, and suggest that this was almost certainly the forthcoming iPhone Pro. Now, along with emerging suggestions of a corresponding high-end iPod Touch, the grapevine is abuzz with rumors about background tasking, Adobe Flash and other features which may be tied to the powerful new "Pro" iDevice hardware.
Posted in Apple Hardware, Apple Software Also tagged Apple Hardware, Apple Inc., Apple Software, AT&T, GPUs/Graphics Cards, iDevice GPU(s), iDevice OS/Firmware, iDevices, Industrial Design, iPhone, iPhone 2.1 "Pro", iPhone 3G, iPod, iPod Touch, iPod Touch 2.1 "Pro", jailbreak, Twittelator/Twittelator Pro, Uncategorized 1 Comment
iDevice firmware 2.2.1 released
Apple released version 2.2.1 of its iPhone/iPod Touch operating system firmware today with many under the hood changes & bug fixes but relatively few "front end" changes -- most of them in Mobile Safari. Details follow.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged Apple Software, Apple Software Updates, iDevice OS/Firmware, iDevices, iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, Twittelator/Twittelator Pro 1 Comment
Google Chrome (TestShell) for Mac nightly builds coming along nicely
Recently, the Chrome core engine has been wrapped in a basic user interface, minus nearly all normal user-level functinality and lacks any plug-ins but nonetheless allows adventurous users to enjoy the incredible speed of the V8 Javascript engine.
Posted in 3rd Party Software Also tagged Apple Inc., Apple Software, Chrome, Google, Third Party Applications 5 Comments
Latest WebKit nightly build includes built-in update functionality
As of the current nightly build (39852), WebKit -- the developmental version of Safari, available for public testing -- has added the capability to update to the latest build within Webkit.app itself, obviating the need for third party software like NightShift.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged Apple Inc., Apple Software, Apple Software Updates, iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, Macs, OS X, Third Party Applications, Third Party Developers 6 Comments
Safari 3.2.1 update released
Safari 3.2.1 was released via Software Update overnight, reportedly focusing on bug fixes, but some readers continue to report issues with stability and performance after the update. Stay tuned for an in-depth report on this and ongoing Webkit development shortly.
iPhone Software Update 2.0.2 Released
Late Tuesday evening, Apple released version 2.0.2, a relatively modest update officially containing only bug fixes but unofficially including a number of non-bugfix tweaks to several major components of the onboard operating system as well as its bundled applications in at least three confirmed instances -- Settings, Mail and Safari.
Posted in Apple Software Also tagged Apple Hardware, Apple Inc., Apple Software, Apple Software Updates, AT&T, iDevices, iPhone, iTunes, OS X, Third Party Applications, Third Party Developers Leave a comment
Live Keynote Updates STREAMING
Click through to the full page for streaming updates from WWDC 2008!
Posted in Apple Events Also tagged Apple Hardware, Apple Inc., Apple Software, iDevices, Intel, iPhone, iPod, OS X, Third Party Applications, WWDC 3 Comments
The iPhone SDK, Hackers, and Malware
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.
Posted in 3rd Party Software, Apple Software, Articles Also tagged 3rd party, apple, iPhone, iphonedev, jailbreak, malware, sdk, Third Party Applications 3 Comments
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