Apple, Inc. has updated QuickTime to 7.2 and iTunes to 7.3.1, respectively. As for QuickTime, non-pro users are now able to have a fullscreen display. And, according to Apple, numerous bugs have been fixed with this release. If you are using Mac OS X, you can update your QuickTime and iTunes from the desktop menu. Simply, select ‘Software Update’ under Apple symbol on the leftmost corner of the menu bar. Continue reading
Adobe Systems Incorporated has updated its Flash Player 9 to 9.0.47.0 for all platforms to fix security vulnerabilities. According to its Security bulletin, a system without this fix may be vulnerable to remote attacks.
As for the Mac version of Flash 9, Adobe makes available separate patches for Intel-based Macs and PowerPC-based Macs.
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Apple, Inc. has released an audio update patch for Intel Mac models running Mac OS 10.4.10. Apple says this patch fixes an audio issue of OS 10.4.10 in which an usual “sound might be heard with some external speakers on Intel-based Mac.”
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Perian Project has updated its QuickTime component package to 1.0. According to the developer, this new release now supports Matroska, AC3 and other formats and compressors.
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Apple’s long anticipated iPhone is finally in stores in the U.S. In order to activate iPhone service, the user needs the updated version of iTunes.
