Apple “quietly” upgrades .Mac service during the Apple Event (08.07.2007).
- 10GB storage
- Maximum of 100GB/month data transfer
- Web Gallery feature, requires iPhoto ’08
- Domain name support
Now pointlessly enhanced with AI
Apple “quietly” upgrades .Mac service during the Apple Event (08.07.2007).
iPhoto 7.0.1 – 8.8MB
This update to iPhoto addresses issues associated with publishing photos from an upgraded library to .Mac Web Gallery.
iPhoto 7 is part of iLife ’08
Front Row 1.3.1 – 4.5MB
This Front Row update provides for improved iPhoto compatibility.
Aperture 1.5.4 Update – 129.7MB
Aperture 1.5.4 is required for compatibility with iLife ’08. This update is recommended for all Aperture users.
Apple announces new iMac, Mac mini, iWork ’08 and iLife ’08.
Apple is set to hold an event at their Cupertino Campus tomorrow (08.07.2007). Many Tech and Apple oriented site speculate what Apple might announce. Apple themselves said that August 7th announcement will be a “Mac related” one. So far, the rumor-mill are pointing out to new and thinner Aluminum iMac line.
“Full-featured, but not full-sized!”
Based on the information that I’ve got from a totally imaginary Apple employee (*wink-wink* – take that Steve Jobs! Go ahead and try finding out the leak source), the upcoming Mac related products are:
.Mac Upgrade
First off, it was first mentioned on Leo Laporte’s “The Tech Guy” Radio Show chat-room on Sunday August 5th, 2007. Unfortunately Leo Laporte no longer provides the transcript to the chat for a while now. The supposed upgrade to .Mac includes the following (may include some fake info):
New Mac Model
Not sure what that means. Does this refer to iMac, MacBook (Pro), Mac mini, or a completely new category? All that I heard was “New Mac Model”, and still I wonder.
Mac OS X for PC (This one is unlikely)
Mac OS X is finally sold for non-Mac. Albeit this might be what many have wanted for a long time. It seems unlikely for Apple to so without cannibalizing their own Mac hardware market.
Other
iLife, iWork, etc.
Remember, these are rumors. We’ll see what Uncle Steve will reveal on Tuesday.
VMware has officially released VMware Fusion 1.0 for Intel-based Macs.
Single License of VMware Fusion retails for $79.99 and available in Electronic Software Distribution (ESD) and physical media (scheduled for shipping after August 20th, 2007).
Get it directly from VMware Store.
I was using Disco, a Mac Disc Burning software, and I had Little Snitch running on my Mac. It is interesting that Disco is connecting to AppZapper.com whenever it is starting up. I am sure that it is checking for updates, interestingly it is connecting to some other site.
Is this a new way of advertising for the security conscious mind (a.k.a. the Paranoid!)?
Little Snitch
http://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html
Disco – Mac Disc Burning
http://www.discoapp.com/
Apple releases iTunes 7.3.2
iTunes 7.3.2 for Mac – 33.8MB | for Windows – 47.7MB
iTunes 7.3.2 provides bug fixes to improve stability and performance.
Not sure what the update really fixes yet.