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What a day for Apple: they launched pre-orders for the iPhone 4 and Apple.com collapsed. They released the new Mac mini. They released the official Apple Store app for iPhone. They even pushed Mac OS X 10.6.4 online.
But the big news still remains the iPhone 4, which turns out it’s already a smashing success, at least considering the huge amount of pre-orders.
Apple has just released Mac OS X 10.6.4. It’s available in Software Update and comes as a 313 MB download. Check out the full changelog after the break.
We have seen so many iPad stands recently. The cheap one. The Lego one. An old iBook. Hell, there’s even a cat somewhere. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the iMac G4 iPad stand.
Glims is one of the most popular plugins ever made for Safari. It allows you to customize every little bit of your browser, like tab and linksbehavior, search engines, fullscreen settings and more. Before extensions for Safari 5, there was Glims. And Safari 5 broke it. But fortunately for us, it’s back and compatible with Safari 5.
I can’t help but being excited when I see a new and interesting job listing on Apple.com: it makes me think of what’s coming next for us and what the folks over at Cupertino are working on.
Apple has released the new Mac mini which features improved graphics and faster performances, amongst many other new features such as the long-awaited unibody enclosure. Not to mention the HDMI port on the back, which makes the Mac mini “come to the big screen”. As I saw this new iteration of Apple’s little big desktop computer, I couldn’t help but thinking about the direction Apple is going with gaming on Mac OS X.
If you’re running a jailbroken iPhone, I guess that one of the tweaks you installed from Cydia is ProSwitcher. This simple yet powerful utility from Ryan Petrich allows you to switch between apps running in the background using a Palm Pre like “cards” UI, which is undoubtedly useful and easy to use. Just assign an Activator shortcut to it, launch it anywhere on your iPhone and switch between the apps you’ve backgrounded in a matter of seconds.
Now, you can install and use ProSwitcher on the iPad.
