Apple releases Camera Raw Compatibility Update
Apple on Thursday released Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.4, extending the Raw file compatibility for Aperture 2 and iPhoto '08.
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Apple updates Final Cut Studio's Color
Apple on Wednesday evening released the Pro Applcations Updates 2008-005, which includes an updated version of Color, Apple's finishing and grading tool for Final Cut Studio. It also addresses general performance issues and improves overall stability for Apple's pro applications.
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A deeper look at Mac OS X 10.5.6
Monday's release of OS X 10.5.6 included a number of updates that fix bugs, improve security, and in some cases, add new (or bring back) functionality to the Mac operating system. Apple detailed many of these changes in its official release notes. Of the things Apple documented, one change was of particular interest to me (and, perhaps, to many other Macworld readers):
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Apple will unveil netbooks next month, says analyst
Apple will introduce two netbooks at the MacWorld Conference and Expo next month that will be tied to the company's App Store, as is its iPhone , an analyst said Tuesday.
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Apple: Last year at Macworld Expo, no Jobs keynote
Apple on Tuesday announced that Macworld Conference & Expo 2009 will be the company's last. The company also said Steve Jobs will not deliver his traditional keynote at the event this year.
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Microsoft offers free image browsing app for iPhone
Microsoft has created a free application that lets users browse super-large images on the iPhone's 3.5-inch touch screen.
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Apple releases Mac OS X 10.5.6
Apple on Monday released an update for Mac OS X Leopard that fixes almost 40 issues related to the operating system.
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Apple code 'crashes, locks up Mac clones'
Mac clone maker Psystar Corp. accused Apple this week of abusing copyright laws and locking Mac OS X to its hardware with code that prevents non-Apple machines from booting properly, court documents show.
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Apple adds DMCA charge to lawsuit against Psystar
Apple last week added new charges to the federal lawsuit it filed nearly five months ago against a Florida clone maker, claiming that Psystar broke anti-piracy defenses that lock Apple's operating system to its own hardware. Apple also said others besides Psystar were involved, but did not spell out who.
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First look: Apple's new 17-inch MacBook Pro
Following the top-to-bottom refresh of Apple's laptop line announced in October, people paid plenty of attention to the new unibody MacBook Pro models. Little to no attention was given to either the top of the line.
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EFF: Apple DisplayPort DRM will lead to more piracy
When Apple released its new MacBook and MacBook Pro models, as well as updated MacBook Air models, one feature of those latest laptops touted by Apple was their Mini DisplayPort video connection. This new connector is part of an open standard and is smaller than the DVI, mini-DVI, and micro-DVI ports found on the previous generation of Apple laptops. But there's one feature of the Mini DisplayPort on Apple laptops that isn't sitting well with many users--High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP).
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Apple Safari, Google Chrome gain browser market share
Apple's Safari is among the Web browsers that have gained market share in 2008, according to a new report from research firm OneStat.
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Apple updates Safari for second time in two week
For the second time in less than two weeks, Apple updated its Safari Web browser by issuing version 3.2.1 Monday.
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Apple updates iPhone software: maps, podcasts enhanced
Apple unveiled early Friday a 2.2 software update for the iPhone, bringing new features such as Google Street View and over-the-air podcast downloads. The 246MB download is available in iTunes, for iPhone owners and delivers features that were previously expected and a couple of small surprises.
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$5 million lawsuit charges Apple with fraud over 3G speeds
A new lawsuit filed this week against Apple and AT&T charge the companies with a host of offenses related to the speed of the 3G network and the performance of the iPhone.
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Adobe pushes Photoshop.com update live
Adobe on Thursday pushed the promised update for Photoshop.com live, making it available to users. Adobe added several new features to its online photo service including the ability for users to purchase extra storage. The company is offering three online storage options: 20GB for $19.99 a year; 40GB for $39.99 a year; and 100GB for $99.99 a year.
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Apple updates Final Cut in Pro App update
Apple released an update for its professional software users on Friday, which the company recommends be installed by all Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Server, and Logic Studio users.
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Apple discontinues 23-inch Cinema Display
Apple officially discontinued its 23-inch Cinema Display on Tuesday, making way for recently announced 24-inch LED Cinema.
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Apple plays catch-up, adds anti-fraud safeguard to Safari
Apple Friday added anti-phishing protection to Safari, the last major browser to receive the feature that blocks known identity-stealing sites. The company also patched 11 security bugs in the program, the bulk of them specific to the Microsoft Windows version.
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Apple releases Safari 3.2
Apple has updated its Safari Web browser to version 3.2. Versions are available for download both for Mac OS X and Windows. Safari is free to download and use. Separate downloads are available for users of Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5 operating systems.