FutureTap, App Store developer reported they have received first crash report from an iOS 5.0 device which indicate Apple is field testing upcoming iOS 5. The application apparently crashed in…
We are seeing recent buzz about could music player, share and service. GigaOM just reported Apple acquiring the domain iCloud.com from Sweden-based company Xcerion. According to GigaOM: My source, who…
Along with iPhoto 9.1.2, Apple also released a font update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. This fix addresses bugs encountered with OpenType fonts when displaying and printing documents. It also resolves issues with printing from Preview, as well as problems with PDF documents not opening in 3rd party PDF-viewing apps. Font errors with PostScript printers have been fixed, too.
Apple has released the iPhoto 9.1.2 Update via their Software Update utility and website for direct download. The new version comes with fixes for toolbars not hiding correctly in fullscreen mode, as well as better formatting for the book, card and calendar themes. iPhoto 9.1.2 also contains fixes for old iPhoto 5 libraries not being upgraded to the new database, and design tools now accessible from separate Layout and Options buttons.
Apple has released a firmware update for the mid-2010 iMac systems (both 21.5- and 27-inch models) that addresses a problem where the systems were not booting properly. The update is a small 767KB download that should be available through Software Update for relevant system.
After Apple’s accusations, Samsung had no intention of becoming Apple’s door mat and they had filed a trial against Apple for plagiarism. In other words, Samsung is accusing Apple of having copied an ancient Samsung terminal, which is a counteraction on the same basis.
A lawsuit has been filed against Apple in the ongoing dust-up over its alleged tracking of the whereabouts of users of iPhones and iPads. According to report by Bloomberg two iPhone customers from Tampa, Florida has filled lawsuit against Apple.
A report by AppleInsider indicates that US-based Apple Stores have started to prepare for the upcoming white iPhone 4 launch on April 27th. 9to5 Mac suggests that Verizon Wireless’ CDMA version of the phone will also be available on the same day.