Safari for Windows Flaw, John Mayer Files Report and The TSA Scans the MacBook Air
Posted 03/25/2008 at 10:24am
| by Mac|Life Staff
Safari for Windows flaw: A security researcher has uncovered two flaws in Safari for Windows. One of the flaws could open the users machine to control from a remote location.
The John Mayer Report: Music guy and Steve Jobs' BFF, John Mayer, filed a crash report with Apple that we're sure was taken directly to the desk of his Steveness. Hey, it worked for Rush.
Microsoft eyes the iPhone: Microsoft engineers have been combing over the iPhone SDK looking for new and exciting ways to make big money from the device.
Meanwhile on the iPhone: Mobile Safari's numbers are on the rise.
More Anime iTunes content: Check out the latest offerings from new iTunes content partners, Starz, IFC and Manga. Finally, some "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex" action.
TSA screens the MacBook Air: The TSA sent out their greatest blogger, and actor extraordinaire, Bob, to keep the TSA folks up to date on the latest notebook from Apple.
Sony's all-you-can-eat: The all-you-can-eat music service rumors just keep coming. This time Sony BMG is allegedly considering opening the musical floodgates.
iPod reset utility updated: If your iPod has been giving you problems. Staying out past curfew, never doing its chores and just generally being a pain. Try the new iPod reset utility.