It seems that Apple is looking to aggressively market the recently launched Safari 3.1 web browser using the automatic update tool that comes with iTunes. If you want to find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

In a previous article, we covered a rumor that Flash support would be coming to the Apple. Well, it looks like the rumors are true. Adobe has revealed that they are working on a Flash player for the said cellular phone. For more information, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Good news for those who use the Safari web browser: Apple has just released version 3.1. As revealed before, the new version now supports downloadable web fonts, CSS transforms and animations, and more. More details in the full article.

Microsoft has sent some cross-court love again for its Mac users with Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Update 12.0.1. The latest changes takes on critical bugs and stability issues among others. For the complete details, jump to the full article.

Apple is definitely pushing for third-party developed applications and other software for its iPhone, as the company has revealed its iPhone 2.0 software to be released in the coming months. This includes the iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) and new enterprise features to make lives of developers easier. Find out what it's about at the full article.

After Apple held it in for long enough, everyone finally had the chance to see the newly-unveiled iPhone SDK in action. The demonstration of the new development package was held at the company's Cupertino campus and showed off how far the SDK could push the iPhone's capabilities. For more details, check out the full article.

Dealing with subtitles for movie files meant to be used for your iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV used to be a tricky business. But here comes Submerge, a program that can do more than seamlessly merge subtitles with movie files. Submerge is quite handy, but it isn't freeware like TubeTV. Read more about it in the full article.

We're letting the Apple fans know that the company has released updates for its Aperture and GarageBand applications. The updates will cover mostly stability and compatibility issues that were found in each application's previous build. Details are in the full article.

It looks as if keyboard issues won't quit on Apple's MacBook line, because the Cupertino-based company also rolled out the red carpet for a keyboard firmware update for the Macbook and Macbook Pro. Though the symptoms of the problems Apple needed to solve were typically different in nature, rolling out two keyboard updates this early in 2008 is tough not to ponder over. More at the full story.

Apple Aperture users need to know that yes, Apple already released a free trial version of Aperture 2, the latest version of their nifty post-production photography application. If you're wary of replacing your full retail version of Aperture with a free trial, then you may want to know that the trial gives users full reign over the program (except for the time limit, of course). Head on to the full article for more details.