Most tech-savvy computer users have always been careful not to get their PCs infected by viruses, spyware, and most especially Trojan Horses. So imagine the uproar when the computing industry found out that Apple had made use of a Trojan Horse of sorts to offer Safari to Windows users. More in the full article.

For those of us who want insane bang for our buck as far as Apple software bundles are concerned, then here's a special news bulletin: MacUpdate is selling a bundle that's sure to kit out your rig to the extreme, and it only costs US$ 64.99. Check out what you'll be getting, as well as what the catch is, in the full article. This is one deal you can't possibly refuse.

If you're currently using Apple's Safari browser, then our news might be of interest. The company has just released Safari 3.1.1. This latest version addresses four known security issues that they were able to identify. Details can be found in the full article.

In case you missed it, you might want to check out what's new on Apple TV. Your gizmo is now ready for an upgrade, as Apple TV software version 2.0.2 is available for download. Details pertaining to what changes it brings are as sneaky as its release, but we gathered interesting tidbits you can find at the full article.

We're sending word that Apple has recently released updates for the the MacBook Air's Bluetooth firmware, and for Final Cut Studio 2.0. Further details on these updates are available over in the full article.

We're letting the readers know that Apple has release a new build for the iPhone's firmware 2.0 Beta. This new release is also accompanied by a new beta version for the phone's SDK . Details on both are available in the full article.

Looks like Apple isn't through with dishing out the updates just yet. This batch of updates are for the AirPort Admin Utility and iWork's Keynote. Info and download details after the "read more" link below.

Heads up, Mac users! Apple has updated three of their major applications for the Mac OS X. New versions are now available for iTunes, QuickTime, and Front Row. Details in the full article.

With the number of updates your Leopard gets with each build, it's always a safe bet to keep yourself protected. Security Update 2008-002 version 1.1 is now available  to take care of your Leopard client and server. For more information on what the update does, head over the full article.

Hopeful developers who want to make it big on Apple's mobile device platform should make it a point to check out the latest iPhone SDK beta 2 software released by the Cupertino-based company. The latest build features a host of new changes and additions for both the Xcode and Interface Builder software found in the package. Read more about the newly released build in our full article.