Yesterday, a standing ovation greeted Steve Jobs as he made his first public appearance since his liver transplant. Apple fans around the world (and I’m one of them) were, I’m sure, delighted to see the charismatic CEO back on stage announcing his firm’s latest product developments.
With so many feverish rumours about the possibility of The Beatles coming to iTunes (they didn’t) and the possibility of an Apple Tablet computer (no signs yet), some inevitably felt a sense of anti-climax when the main announcements from San Francisco were some new features in iTunes, a point upgrade to the iPhone OS and the revelation that the iPod Nano – and strangely not the iPod touch – was gaining a video camera.
There was some Apple news from the security side of things that emerged yesterday, though.
For instance, multiple security vulnerabilities affecting the QuickTime software for Mac OS X and Windows are…
Read more in my article on the Naked Security website.
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