Oct 21
Reports of issues concerning the 24 inch iMac have started to crop up now that they have been out a while. The new anodized aluminum 4th generation iMac‘s that were first released back in early August are starting to show some strange problems. Today, it seems that condensation is forming on the inside of the screen, according to people familiar with the issue. The condensation shows up in the lower corners of the affected iMac’s, goes away, and then comes back when the area around the computer drops in temperature.
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When installing any new operating system for either the Macintosh or the PC, there is a good rule of thumb to follow. The first item to check is the system requirements. If your personal computer does not have the CPU, speed, RAM, disk drive support or hard drive space, then it’s a good idea to start the upgrade in those places.
Third party software programs on the iPhone were supposed to cause network problems, viruses and other nefarious issues. Since the introduction of the first hacks for the iPhone, Apple has been playing a cat and mouse game when trying to control what users can install on their iPhone. Yesterday, then was a big change in Apple’s stance on the 3rd party software development.
The iTunes music store has been releasing new updates to its offerings over the past few days. Some of it good news, like the lowering of iTunes Plus track prices. Some of it bad news, Universal is now trying to start an online download store to compete with iTunes.