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The Keynote update 3.0 addresses issues with three-dimensional charts and textures. It also addresses a number of other minor issues. This update should be installed on all computers that share your Keynote 3.0 files, so that textures display properly.
Pages 2.0.1 addresses issues with charts and image adjust. It also addresses a number of other minor issues.
Martin Stein’s Blog is carrying a translated Die Welt interview with Steve Balmer (in German). The piece begins with this telling exchange:
Die WELT: But couldn’t you just buy a Mac without hesitation since Apple opened up their machines for Windows?
Ballmer: No, we prefer real PCs.
He also shares his thoughts on the unoriginal iPod: More …
FT.com reports that Apple and four major record labels have signed on the dotted vis-Ã -vis pricing for songs sold via the iTunes Music Store. Individual tracks will continue to sell for $0.99 each.
Previously, the labels had sought to offer music via the iTMS at variable prices, whereby newer more popular tracks sold for more than $0.99 and older, back catalog songs for less.