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v1.2.4 (Dogfish Head) - 10/18/07

- Made it so that iTunes version detection can find iTunes even if it’s not in the default location (/Applications/iTunes.app)
- Fixed a spelling error in the afc2 process label in the modified Services.plist file
- Fixed a problem with setting the permissions on applications that have a space in the name
- Fixed ringtone file selection for …

iPhone users who want to use their own ringtones should check out the just updated iToner, from Ambrosia Software.

It adds support for the 1.1.1 firmware, and is available as a 30 day fully functional trial. It costs a mere $15, which, when you compare unlimited personal ringtones versus 15 iTunes tones, is a no-brainer.

It works perfectly. Simply launch it, …

We’re sad to report that as of the most recent beta build of Office 2008 (070919), that Entourage is still the same sad, anemic application that it is in the current 2004 version.

In fact, it would appear that from an Exchange perspective, the only change would appear to be the addition of an Out of Office assistant that saves Exchange …

Amazon has a special available where if you pre-order Leopard (at an already discounted $109 — saving $20), and also purchase Parallels version 3, you get an additional $20 rebate, netting a total of $40 in savings!

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Google has introduced a rather cool new ad format in conjunction with YouTube, which allows sites like BGM to post videos related to the content of the site.

We’ve put one together and are curious as to how well it works. Keywords for the content include items such as ‘iphone, ipod, osx, leopard, tiger’.

Could be rather cool to be able …

Announced today, alongside Leopard is the Apple ‘Up To Date’ program, which allows customers purchasing qualified hardware after October 1st, 2007 to get a free upgrade to Leopard.

This applies to all versions of the Mac OS, including OS X Server.

So don’t hesitate, buy your shiny new hardware without worrying about paying extra for Leopard (aside from S+H for the …