Archive: July 2007 — page 4
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Audio Update 2007-001
Apple has released an update to fix an issue brought to light since the release of Mac OS X 10.4.10 where by speakers would pop prior to a sound. Audio Update 2007-001 is recommended to all users of Mac OS X 10.4.10 on Intel Macs…
Apple Releases V1.1 of Mac OS X 10.4.10 Update
Following the release of Mac OS X 10.4.10 a couple of weeks ago , Apple has now followed up with an update to this. V1.1 of 10.4.10 which weighs in at 72MB is described as: The 10.4.10 Update is recommended for PowerPC and Intel-based Mac…
Goldman Sachs Pins iPhone Sales at 700,000
Following other analysts estimates earlier today, Goldman Sachs analyst David Bailey has decided to weigh in on the fun. Bailey pegged Apple's 3 day sales figures at 700,000 well above Gene Munsters 500,000. Apple is yet to comment on how many iPhones have been sold…
Apple Shifts Half Million iPhones? AAPL Drops in Morning Trading
Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster told reporters on Monday morning that his firm believes Apple may have sold 500,000 iPhones over its first weekend. The Los Angeles Times also reported similar figures citing an analyst from Global Equities Research. Shoppers snatched up about 525,000 of…
Universal Music Group Not Renewing iTunes Contract
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Universal Music Group is going to notify Apple that it will not be renewing its contract with the iTunes Store but instead creating a "short term" sales agreement. The agreement would keep Universal's catalogue on iTunes for…
Apple Planning Several iPhone Updates Before Leopard Release?
Howard Forums has an interesting post saying that Apple intends to solve many initial issues with the iPhone in the coming months prior to the release of Leopard. The information is said to be sourced from a mobile interface designer who met for coffee with…
In Brief: iPhone Restore Image, Apple Posts Launch Day Galleries
iPhone Restore Image World of Apple readers are reporting that an iPhone OS Restore images is available for download from Apple's website. The image was discovered through iTunes, which offers to restore an iPhone to factory settings in the event of a problem. The download…