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AppleInsider’s sources report, “Apple Computer this week is expected to begin widespread testing of Mac OS X 10.4.5 Update, the next in a series of maintenance updates to its Mac OS X 10.4 “Tiger” operating system and the first update to address bugs lingering the company’s initial release of Mac OS X 10.4.4 for Intel-based Macs”.
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English group Hard-Fi is a press favorite on their side of the pond. Critics and fans have been responding ravenously to the group’s swaggering mix of punk and groovy rhythms that fall somewhere in between the Clash, the Streets and Happy Mondays. Cash Machine is our “free” Single of the Week.
There is no Discovery Download this week.
Ars Technica comments about NPD Group’s report that iWork has 2.7 percent of the productivity suite market This compares to the 90 percent occupied by Office, but more importantly, does this mean 67% of the Mac market share (4%) is using iWork?