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Apple’s stock rose at the end of the week, when the rest of the technology market headed in the other direction, mostly based on the expected response to the iPhone, Apple TV and a new iPod. The present quarter is already being reported as a stellar quarter. leaving many to speculate on the promise of the coming year. On this theme, the Associated Press, in the first in a series, analyses a survey by Morgan Stanley. More …
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Apple provides no DST patch for Mac OS X 10.2. You’re left changing the computer’s clock manually twice a year, or you can download a patch from AFP548. The patch for Mac OS X 10.3 was modified to work in 10.2. More …