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Logic Pro 7.2.1 is a maintenance release that addresses isolated reliability and compatibility issues. Download it here (30MB)
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Aperture 1.1.1 addresses several issues related to performance, stability, color correction, and display compatibility and is recommended for all users. Download it here (13.6MB)
Michael Righi relates a discovery that Dell installs My Way, known to be spyware, on each PC and they get paid for doing it. More …
Nathan writes, “There is an excellent article on Daring Fireball that sheds some reality on the gang of malware stories that popped up this week.
“The author takes the AP story and dissects it order to demonstrate how a mundane story about one man’s experience with malware can be crafted into a ghost story about the impending doom of the OSX platform.”