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Apple has released important updates for Mac OS X 10.4 this week – which will take care of some of the bugs and patches that people have been dealing with over the past few months. Apple has made the update available on their website for downloading or through a system software update.
There are two choices to make before you download. You can either choose the 10.4.11 – which is for users who have all of the latest releases. The other choice is to download the 10.4.9 – which is for users who have the early versions of Tiger. The size of the updates for the Intel Macs is approximately 128MB’s and the combination update is about 321.5MB’s.
We are happy to see that there will be many security updates available with the 10.4.11. You won’t have to worry about taking extra time to download these updates because they will be included in the whole package.
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Microsoft is preparing to release the new 2008 Windows Server system – which will be available to consumers Feb 27th of next year. Usually Microsoft leaves us in the dark about what they have prepared for us – but this time they have decided that the best of course of action is to lay it all out on the line.
Chicago (IL) – Mozilla has released a new patch for Firefox, which will update the browser to version 2.0.0.8 and install a handful of security fixes and brings support for Apple’s upcoming operating system MacOS X 10.5 “Leopard”.
