Apple recently released an update for its music player for Mac OS X. The new update is supposed to fix some compatibility issues with iBooks for Macs running OS X Mavericks.
Apple recently released an update for its music player for Mac OS X. The new update is supposed to fix some compatibility issues with iBooks for Macs running OS X Mavericks.
To get the latest version of iTunes, head over to the App Store or go to the Apple iTunes download page here:
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Nice article from CNET. I thought I should share it with you all. It’s all about what you should do before installing OS X Mavericks on your Mac.
5 things to do before upgrading to OS X Mavericks
If you are considering installing OS X Mavericks, think about not only system requirements, but also your current OS configuration and any installed software you use.
Lightroom 4 is now available from the Adobe website. Adobe released Lightroom 4 on March 5, 2012, and made it available for only USD 149. An upgrade will cost USD 79.
Adobe posted this video on Youtube explaining new features in Adobe Lightroom 4.
Without much fanfare, Apple updated the iBooks Author app a few days ago. Ok, granted the update is a minor one. But if you plan to use your Mac to create books for iOS, then download iBooks Author here (right, assuming you haven’t yet).
The iBooks Author app can be used to create books for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
Qixingshi Technology is offering it’s PDF to epub converter, called PDF T Epub Converter, as a free download on the Mac App Store.
The app is available for free for a limited time only. Regular price is USD 39.99 on the App Store for OS X. It is available for free until February 26, 2012.
You may have seen the new desktop picture for OS X Mountain Lion either on Apple’s site or on any of the blogs and news sites which have posted screenshots of developer previews of OS X Mountain Lion.
Now you may be thinking you like the desktop picture. Where do you go to download it?
Download OS X Desktop Picture
Well here you go.
Thanks to Cult of Mac for posting this.
Movies files come in various formats. AVI, MPG, and MP4 are just some of the more popular format that you can play on a Windows PC or on a Mac.
On Mac OS X, there is a preinstalled Quicktime Player which can be used to play Quicktime video, AIFF, WAV, DV-DIF, MP3, and MPEG. It does not, by default, play AVI, DivX, Flash Video, and other file types, though that can be remedied by installing plugins such as Perian, which is free and open source.
Apple’s default player for OS X has also been available for Windows for two decades now.
Since I started using Mac OS X, the VLC became my favorite app for playing videos, and I’ll tell you why.
More after the jump.