Apple update boosts support for Canon 1D Mark III
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Blog: Mac OS X 10.4.10 can handle raw images from new higher-end cameras from Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm,
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APPLE launched the IPOD PHOTO in the US yesterday (October 26), allowing users to take their entire digital photo library on the move.
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Update to raw-image handling software supports new SLR cameras from Canon, Pentax and Sony while letting through a little more image noise by default.
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Apple has released its first security updates of the new year, fixing bugs in its QuickTime media player and iPhone and iPod touch devices.As with previous updates, the iPhone 1.1.3 software patch sent those who had installed the unauthorized Jailbreak software -- used to run third-party applications on the iPhone -- scrambling to get their phones up and running. That&#39;s because Apple&#39;s updates have so far always rendered Jailbreak unusable, forcing users to go through a complex re-installation process.According to the Unofficial Apple Weblog, it is possible to run third-party software following this latest update, but the process is complex. A simpler Jailbreak 1.1.3 script is expected to be posted eventually at the iPhone Wiki, which is the hub of much iPhone hacking.The iPhone update fixes two flaws in the Safari browser, including a critical bug that could be exploited to run unauthorized software on the device. A third bug could let an unauthorized user bypass Passcode Lock and launch iPhone applications. The iPod touch is susceptible to the Safari bugs, Apple said.These updates will be rolled out to customers over the next week via the devices&#39; iTunes update mechanism.The QuickTime 7.4 update fixes four critical flaws in the software that could be exploited by attackers to crash the media player or even run unauthorized software on a victim&#39;s computer. The update is available for both the Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.However, the software does not fix a serious flaw in the player that was disclosed over the weekend.Security experts are particularly concerned over this flaw because attack code showing how it can be exploited has also been published. Apple is still working to fix the vulnerability, which has to do with QuickTime&#39;s use of the Real-Time Streaming Protocol.
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As expected, Apple Computer today released Mac OS X 10.3.7 Update, a maintenance release for its Mac OS X 10.3 &quot;Panther&quot; operating system.
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Upgraded sensor technologies will mean sharper pictures, even in low-light environments.
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The 26MB upgrade to version 10.3.6 is available now via the OS&#39; Software Update control panel and from Apple&#39;s support web site.
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Taking a look at improved features of mid-range single-lens reflex cameras.
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As expected, Apple last week launched iPOD Photo, a new version of its portable digital music player that has been optimized to handle photos as well.
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Apple on Friday pushed what is likely the second-to-last update to Mac OS X 10.4. The update includes several fixes to printing, Finder and Apple applications and networking, as well as several third-party fixes among other patches.
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Updated Creative Manager Pro is optimized for the iPhone and iPod Touch and ready for next Mac OS.
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At the Photokina conference in Germany Monday, Apple responded to the release of Lightroom Beta 4 with a major update to its own RAW image processing software. Aperture 1.5 brings to the table a new library and integration with iLife and iWork.
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The SLR maker plans to publish instructions in coming weeks for how people can fix a problem that had afflicted the new 1D Mark III camera.
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The latest version of Apple&#39;s iconic MP3 player will allow photo viewing and be released in 30 to 60 days with a price tag of $499.
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Single-lens reflex digital cameras are enjoying rising popularity among consumers looking to take better-quality photographs. The functions of new models introduced since autumn are improving, while their prices are falling.
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InfoWorld - Three days after releasing Safari 3.0, Apple has issued its first patch of the beta software.
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The latest photo imaging enhancements, from a shaded DSLR loupe to a $23K 416-megapixel camera, are dazzling. David Becker reports from PMA 2007 in Gadget Lab.