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Apple adds reliable clicking abilities to the new MacBook’s no button trackpad via firmware upgrade

I can only imagine how frustrating this problem must have been for those of you who were otherwise lucky enough to have purchased one of the new unibody MacBooks or MacBook Pros.

Evidently, clicks on the new glass trackpad may or may not be recognized. Very random. Very annoying. This firmware update addresses the issue. It downloads as a package that will install an updater application into the Applications/Utilities folder and will launch it automatically. Follow the instructions in the updater application as best you can with your occasionally clickable trackpad and I hope to see you happy and smiling on the other side.

If for some reason the firmware update doesn’t go so well, Apple has some suggestions.

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Apple updates iPhoto with improvements to books, cards and calendars

iphoto 20080228 190638 Apple updates iPhoto with improvements to books, cards and calendarsThe headline says it all, actually. Today, Apple updated iPhoto to version 7.1.5 and the write up is typical Apple: short and sweet…

This update improves the printing quality of books, cards and calendars ordered via the iPhoto printing service.

Grab and apply the update via the Software Update utility, or download it from the link above.

One more thing…it’s gonna make you restart. Sorry.

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New trailer for MacHEADS movie posted

MacHEADS is a feature-length documentary about people’s unconditional devotion to Apple. Through a series of interviews (none of which with me, though I’m not hurt…much) with the Mac’s most dedicated followers, the film takes an in-depth look at the cult of Mac and the people (excluding me) who charted the machine’s rise to popularity, posing the ultimate question, “Is Apple losing faith as a community and becoming just a brand? …and where’s Rick?”

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