Filed under: Software Update Apple just released a software update for QuickTime. The update titled “H.264 Compatibility Update” claims to improve QuickTime compatibility with iChat. You can download this update by opening Software Update (Apple menu > Software Update), or by downloading the installer package directly from the Apple website (it should appear there shortly). Thanks ...
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IphoneUpdates on 21st Nov 2008 (via iphone-updates.com)
Apple has released a new update for the Apple TV tonight. Apple TV owners can download the new updates by accessing the "Update Software" menu option in their Apple TV's settings. Apple lists the new features and fixes found in 2.3:
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iPhoneTopic on 20th Nov 2008 (via iphonetopic.com)
Apple has also released the Apple TV 2.2 update tonight. Apple TV owners can download the new updates from their Apple TV's by accessing the "Update Software" menu option in their Apple TV's settings. Aside from addressing some secur...
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iPhoneTopic on 3rd Oct 2008 (via iphonetopic.com)
Apple’s iPhone 2.0.2 update was the first update pushed by Apple and AT&T in a unique way: SMS messages to all active accounts that arrived late last week. The controversial update is the first to be aggressively pushed by either of these companies who are usually quiet about such releases, which are usually accompanied by scant
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iPhoneAtlas on 26th Aug 2008 (via iphoneatlas.com)
Apple released a new mega update for the iPhone on Thursday night. The 2.2 software update is available through iTunes, and it’s packed with lots of goodies. Apple released its 2.1 software update in September. Some of the highlights of the update center around GPS and Google Maps. For example, the new update includes Google Street View
Filed under: Software Update, Security, Apple TV Earlier tonight, Apple issued a Security Update for Apple TV. According to Apple, this update (version 2.2) fixes a bug in Apple TV that could allow a “maliciously crafted movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution.” This definitely doesn’t sound good to us.
