Apple has raised the online Educational price for Mac OS 10.5, but what was not clear at the time is what the higher educational bookstore price was going to be. Bookstore pricing is commonly different than the online educational store for any software company as bookstores can check school id’s. Apple has released the pricing for Mac OS 10.5 at the educational bookstore.
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Third party software programs on the iPhone were supposed to cause network problems, viruses and other nefarious issues. Since the introduction of the first hacks for the iPhone, Apple has been playing a cat and mouse game when trying to control what users can install on their iPhone. Yesterday, then was a big change in Apple’s stance on the 3rd party software development.
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The iTunes music store has been releasing new updates to its offerings over the past few days. Some of it good news, like the lowering of iTunes Plus track prices. Some of it bad news, Universal is now trying to start an online download store to compete with iTunes.
Continue reading iTunes Music Store Adds 2 Million DRM Free Tracks At New Lower Price
As reported on the 9th of October, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard will officially be released on October 26th at 6:00pm. Here at TheMacWizard.com we do not like to report on rumors as it only makes people excited when they might not need to be. I know when I read rumors on the Internet I have to take them with a grain of salt as mostly they do not come true. The release of Mac OS X 10.5 will forever change how Mac’s access the Internet and how people use their Mac’s.
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The fallout from the release of the iPhone is starting to be seen. The breakout consumer electronic device is beggining to show other carriers and cellular manufacturers that in order to keep market share and stay in business, they will have to innovate.
Continue reading Palm, T-Mobile, Alltel Have Felt The Most Negative Impact From iPhone
When most people think of the iPhone name, they think of Apple’s new cell phone breakout consumer electronic device. Well, this is not the case in Canada. A company called Comwave from the Maple leaf country specifically Toronto, says people should think of the iPhone name in their country a different way. The president of the company Yuval Barzakay claims that it owns the trademark in Canada for VoIP or voice over Internet protocol products.
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