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The iPod Camera Connector requires a Fifth Generation iPod, iPod photo (also known as iPod with color display) and a supported camera or media reader. Read about the supported protocols.
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If you installed iTunes 4.7.1 and try to then install or reinstall iLife ‘04, you’ll get an alert indicating that an iLife application is still running even if you have already quit iTunes, GarageBand, iPhoto, iMovie, and iDVD. This happens because the iLife Installer is seeing a background program called “iTuneshelper,” and is mistaking it for iTunes. To workaround the issue, bypass the login items by following these steps
Jason O’Grady has posted the odds on his ZNet blog as to what is to be announced at the Macworld Expo beginning next week. Coming in at 100:1 is OS X 10.5 and even money on a new Intel Mac Minis and iBooks.