Apple has just released the add-on Braille Display Update 1.0, to be used with the VoiceOver feature of Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard. As its name implies, the file increases the list of refreshable displays compatible with the feature.

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Feeling a bit lost when you're using a Mac? Well you won't have to stay in the dark and struggle any longer because Apple has just recently launched an official website to help those who are still familiarizing themselves with the company's product. The site includes helpful tidbits of information to make things easier.

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Apple users, heads up! Several updates for iWork '08 has just been released and they mostly tackle about compatibility with Mac OS X. This release bumps all the programs in iWork up to version 4.0.2

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It was revealed on the official Apple support group website that the Leopard OS X 10.5 installation CD packaged with the MacBook Air is system locked. This means that it will only work on a MacBook Air and cannot be used to install the operating system on other units.

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iJailBreak is back and is now firmware 1.1.3 compatible. The program now also runs on the Mac OS X Leopard as well as Tiger. iJailbreak basically allows you to add third-party applications to your iPod Touch or iPhone. Note however, that the utility requires you to have a jailbroken 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 unit. Check out the full article for more details on iJailBreak v0.4.1.

Download: iJailBreak v0.4.1

The US$ 1,500 Tesla computing powerhouse might not be a PC-only affair after all - not with the news we've just heard. It looks like NVIDIA is gearing up to compete in the Apple segment of the personal computing market, and their latest offering includes the next-generation of GPUs: the general purpose graphics processing units or GPGPUs for short. More on that at the full story.

Wondering what sort of fixes the upcoming Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2 update will carry? While nothing's set in stone yet, we've picked up speculation that it may involve a fix for a previously reported display problem fro Blizzard's World of Warcraft MMORPG. More details up ahead in the full article.

If you're one of the unfortunate ones who bought an AirPort Extreme router think that it's compatible with Apple's backup software Time Machine, then you aren't alone in your suffering. Many others have voiced their complaints about the company's rather belated announcement regarding the hardware's compatibility issues with Time Machine.

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Apple has announced the arrival of a new Xserve which can hold up to two Intel Quad Cores Xeons. Another big thing about this new server is that it comes with an unlimited client license for the Mac OS X Server Leopard.

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Here's something for iPod owners who carry a good bulk of images in their choice player. Findley Designs has just announced the availability of version 1.3 of its iPod Access Photo for the Mac OS X and Windows Vista/XP/2000. The app also carries support for the iPhone and iPod Touch, along with other features you can view in the full article.