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Together with the Mobile iDisk app, Apple has just pushed an update for iMovie.
The 1.0.1 update addresses an issue with music playback within projects, improves reliability with exporting projects containing photos and brings additional fixes and stability improvements. It’s available at $4.99 here.
Two days ago some iTunes accounts were apparently hacked by a Vietnamese developer who used these confidential data to buy his own applications, thus making money and rising the App Store charts.
Engadget is now reporting Apple’s official response to the fraud, check it out after the break.
Many think that Nintendo should start developing games for the App Store, instead of focusing on challenging Apple. I’m one of those too, mainly because I’d love to have some Super Mario on my new iPhone.
Still, it’s not going to happen.
Available here [iTunes link] this new section features applications about Golf, Hiking and Running, Sailing, Cycling and Raquet Sports.
If you’re disappointed because the latest Mac mini update didn’t include Blu-ray support, well - Steve Jobs has just confirmed Blu-ray support isn’t coming to Macs at all.
Today’s press release carried the news Apple sold 1.7 million iPhone 4 units in just three days. Impressive. But together with that, and for the real geeks among you, a change in the press release “standard” footer, too.
Remember the iPad + Velcro video? Yes, that one. Well, it went viral and millions of people have watched it so far. For this reason, Apple decided to post it on its website. Believe it or not, it’s available for your streaming pleasure at: apple.com/ipad/velcro.
Awesome, isn’t it? Yes, but *do not attempt.
