appleinsider.com - 11/5/2008
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Trackpad issues experienced by users of Apple's new unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros will be addressed in a forthcoming software update, according to an email response from chief executive Steve Jobs.
gearlog.com - 11/3/2008
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gearlog.com —
Here we are sitting in the PC Magazine
Labs, and it occurs to us: We've got a...
shiny new Macbook Pro and an early build of Windows 7 on disc, so why not attempt to use one to run the other? Check out photos, video, and a run down of the process, ...
(more)
Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro
macworld.com - 11/3/2008
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macworld.com —
by Jim Dalrymple , Macworld.com Despite Internet rumors
of forthcoming product releases, an Apple representative confirmed that...
the company has no plans to release any new products before the holidays. “Our holiday line-up is set,” Apple spokesman ...
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Apple: No new products before the holidays
flickr.com - 11/10/2008
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flickr.com —
Guest Passes let you share your photos that
aren't public. Anyone can see your public photos anytime,...
whether they're a Flickr member or not. But! If you want to share photos marked as friends, family or private, use a Guest Pass. If you're sharing ...
(more)
MacBook Nano - a set on Flickr
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Stevemail Promises Software Fix for Glitchy MacBook Trackpads [Rumor]
Gizmodo —
... there have been trackpad issues with Apple notebooks, but we haven't had any problems with our new MacBooks or Pros. What about you guys? [AppleInsider] ...
Apple (probably) prepping a patch for mysterious clicking issue on new MacBooks
Engadget —
... We're normally fans of "quirky," but there's nothing more frustrating than a quirky clicking experience, as has been reported by many of the ungrateful bastages who've snapped up the new MacBook and MacBook Pros since launch. The primary reported problem was with ...
Apple MacBook trackpad issues to be resolved with software update
SlashGear —
... on Monday, the new line of Apple MacBooks and MacBook Pros have been experiencing some difficulty with physical clicks on the trackpad. But now it seems Apple has acknowledged the problem and will be fixing it in the next software update. ...
Apple Issuing MacBook Fix Soon, Complainers Say
Wired: Gadget Lab —
Complaints about the new MacBooks' trackpads appear to be prevalent enough to force Apple's mouth open.
Some customers are complaining that the glass trackpads on their new MacBooks or MacBook Pros are occasionally unresponsive. Two customers this week said they e-mailed Steve Jobs about the issue and received responses. One said he received a call back from an Apple representative, and the other said he received a short e-mail from the CEO himself. In both responses, Apple indicates it's working on a patch to fix the problem. ...
Multi-touch trackpad on new Macs having problems?
jkOnTheRun —
... . They are reporting that not all button clicks are registered as such and that sometimes the cursor goes wonky. A report has surfaced that Apple claims a software patch is coming soon to fix this odd behavior. As ...
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