AT&T is responding to potential and current iPhone customers. New details are emerging about the data side to the iPhone plan. AT&T is now offering an EDGE data-less iPhone plan. It’s in an effort to win over new customers for this holiday buying season. It is also an option for current customers to not jump cell phone carriers.
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A new iPhone firmware 1.1.2 Jailbreak process has been released. What’s interesting with this new method is that it includes activation. Activating an iPhone is necessary to use the cell phone part of the iPhone without the iTunes AT&T account activation.
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Apple’s Final Cut Pro 4 has now been released. It is a paid software upgrade for the consumer level video editing suite. It was one of two software suites from Apple that was yet to be a paid for upgrade in recent days. Aperture was updated for Leopard at version 1.5.6, but a larger pay upgrade has not been released.
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Apple has released a timely update to its newest Mac OS X operating system, Leopard. The new version that is available through software update and Apple’s website is at 10.5.1. It is on average a 39 MB download. If users were to download the update from Apple’s website it would be around 110 MB. There are quite a few changes in this update, which most users have been waiting for to install it in the first place.
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Final Cut Studio 2, Apple’s Pro software applications have all been updated to fix some issues and finally bring Mac OS X Leopard compatibility. The version numbers for the Apple software follows.
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Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard has been available for a little while and tips are starting to emerge on how to use it better. Today’s tip focuses on Leopard’s printing software. When installing an upgrade of Leopard on several different Mac’s it has always deleted all installed printers. Be sure to note all printers, IP addresses and what driver software is used for each. Establishing each after the install could take a very long time. Some printers do not have a PS or PostScript hardware module installed. This means that setting up a printer profile in Leopard takes a little more know how than almost everything else in Mac OS X 10.5.
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