OSX Update and iTunes update

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Opened up the laptop this morning and was greeted by none other than a good old iTunes update. With support and rediness for the iPhone 4.0 software release the main updated features I hit the go button, I then checked out if there were any other updates waiting, low and behold a OSX Update too. I thought this might of been some kind of release of the 4.0 software. It wasn’t, as usual it was just a prep update, which means that it’s not too far away people.

I also spoke to Optus today about my phone, and just in time for the iPhone 4 I am out of contract. However I am am traveling so I will have to get it unlocked and go on some super low plan while I’m away.

Written by Asher Charles

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One Comment on “OSX Update and iTunes update”

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    August 11, 2011 at 5:26 pm

    Thanks for giving best information. I have trouble in OSX update. Can you help me .

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