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iTunes 7.7 and Mac OS X 10.5.4 Soon
![]() Some of Apple's new products which are due in early July suggest we'll see two updates by then, one for Mac OS X and another for iTunes. MobileMe's terms of service suggest that you need Mac OS X 10.5.4 as well as iTunes 7.7. Meanwhile, the system requirements for the iPhone 3G also list iTunes 7.7 as a requirement. The current version of Mac OS X is 10.5.3 and was released only two weeks ago while iTunes is at version 7.6. Article Link |
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macrumors 6502a
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Corn Country, USA
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Apple's got their stuff together.
I had never considered a .Mac account. The announcement today ensured they're getting another chunk of my money. So, I'll be upgrading to these versions as soon as they hit. I just hope they don't break 10.5.3, as they finally fixed one of my two complaints in their graphics fix for the G4 Mini.
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The iTunes requirement is fairly obvious for the iPhone, since it will need a new version for the App Store. But it seems surprising that MobileMe would need it.
And the 10.5.4 mention is also obvious, since they need to re-brand it from .Mac to MobileMe throughout the OS. It could be that that's all 10.5.4 contains, but it will probably contain other bugfixes, too.
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(Obnoxiousness removed from quoted post, P.S. the Apple logo with the code ": apple :" (without spaces,) renders at a fixed pixel size, regardless of what font size you ask for.)
Um, no... The new iPhone and the re-branded MobileMe, formerly .Mac. The announcement says that in the very next sentence. While it is entirely possible, if not probable, that MacBook Pros are coming, that's not what is being referred to here.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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i think the new version of iTunes will bring in the Singapore iTunes online store...
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Singapore
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looking forward to these updates, and of course what comes with them (mobile me)
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hope the update has more than just iPhone 2.0 compatibility.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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The update probably bundles all of the MobileMe program updates (Mail, iCal, etc.) together instead of having individual installers.
I'm just interested in what other fixes Apple is trying to iron out for the next release. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Plymouth, UK
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Was looking at the mobile me mail app, looks really nice and the quick reply feature looked really good, probably not right away, but can see Apple updating Mail to incorporate these features
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Arlington Washington
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I would think we will see that update (Mail) as well as iCal, iLife suite BEFORE mobileMe is released. Two reasons, 1) better integration, 2) feature compatibility, I just don't see Apple having the Mobileme webapps with features not found on in the desktop apps. I think we see a raft of updates before mobileme, or as someone posted above, perhaps in 10.5.4
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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There is no way that Apple will have separate installers for iCal, AB, and Mail. Imagine the problems if someone is to update one and not the others, and wonders why MobileME or Exchange is not working properly with their iPhone. My guess is that 10.5.4 will essentially be nothing but MobileME/Exchange support (+ whatever bugfixes that they have completed/QA'd till the code freeze/GM/release date.) |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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I expected lots of updates along with the new iPhone 3G and possibly less future support for PowerPC Macs, but...
Quicktime 7.5 for Mac OS X 10.3.9 PANTHER was released today and that also means iTunes 7.7 for Panther isn't too far behind either most likely. Hmmm, a pleasant surprise for Panther owners. :-) And interestingly, that ALSO means Apple most likely will continue to provide Security updates for Panther since they are releasing software which could potentially pose new security threats for Panther owners. Overall, I'd say good news if you're still running Panther. I can only assume Apple has some data that tells them there is still a significant # of people using Panther. Why else would they bother? |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Hmm. I'm seriously considering MobileMe, but requiring 10.5.4 pretty much rules out using it from my iBook. Oh well, I'm also seriously considering a Macbook to dual-boot Windows; this could force me over the edge.
Update: I just read the Terms of Service, and 10.4.11 is also supported. Cool.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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I would say they'll be looking to round up the widely reported issues with 10.5.3 ... and continuing to ignore the ones that I've reported, some, several times
.• I can't browse FTP shares in the Finder GUI further than 4 directories down - attempting to causes the share to disconnect. No problems on Tiger, via the CLI or on Vista by boot camp. • On wake from sleep the colour calibration sometimes reverts back to the nasty default 'Color LCD' - until I visit the Displays prefpane, at which point it wises up. • The iTunes dashboard widget does not work, and it never really has. On its backside the 'playlists' dropdown simply does not drop down; the shuffle 'button' usually does not work, and can bring a crash notification, although this is not as easy to reproduce as it was under Tiger. • The sidebar does not function correctly in open/save dialogs - items should not be highlighted as active unless they are being displayed, OR clicking them should always bring them into the view. • Stacks still 'randomly' stop responding to clicks - right now this is fine on my machine but yesterday it was easy to reproduce. • The menubar does not necessarily reflect the frontmost app. This is most easily seen with Entourage's desktop notification, but happens enough with Apple apps to be considered an OS issue. It never happened in Tiger or prior. • The clock is still wrong due to timezones and EFI after restarting following a Windows/bootcamp session. Vista updates immediately on startup; Leopard doesn't seem to have a set time for updating, and reconfirming that you want to sync with a server does not fix it either - manual fix ftl, if you'll excuse the WoW parlance. Then there are things like the repeatable Mail crash that was reported, and repeated after 10.5.3's release. I hope I can tick a few of these off in a few weeks' time; really glad they are moving things along !
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Having Panther support is interesting...at least to me it seems unlikely that the people still using Panther (and I include myself in this for my ibook g3) would be quick to move to an iPhone
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Yay! Can't wait for iTunes 7.7!
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Won't require 10.5.4.
From Apple's own site at: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1932 "Which versions of Mac OS X does MobileMe work with? On a Mac, MobileMe requires the latest versions of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger (use Software Update to update to the latest versions)."
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