Safari has been updated to 5.0.1, making extensions an official feature. The Safari Extension Gallery is online, featuring extensions from Twitter, NYT, Amazon, MLB, eBay, and more.
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iPhone 4 will launch in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland this Friday.
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Apple, previous Ars coverage
It has not been a busy week in Apple, but it has certainly been a contentious one. Other smartphone makers aren’t very happy that Apple dragged them into its own antenna mess, and the white iPhone 4 has been delayed again. Still, the company reported record results this quarter. Read on for the weekly roundup:
July 23 2010
Signs point to new Mac desktops coming soon
Apple has been busy releasing swaths of new mobile hardware this year, including the iPad, new notebooks, and most recently, the iPhone 4. Apple did manage to squeeze in a revised unibody Mac mini earlier this year, but a couple new pieces of information suggest that new iMacs and Mac Pros could be showing up soon.
Apple has begun automatically processing refunds for users who bought iPhone 4 bumpers through the online store. No word yet on those who bought bumpers in-store.
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July 21 2010
Apple the new world leader in software insecurity
Apple has displaced Oracle as the company with the most security vulnerabilities in its software, according to security company Secunia. Over the first half of 2010, Apple had more reported flaws than any other vendor. Microsoft retains its third-place spot. Secunia has tracked security vulnerabilities and issues advisories since 2002, producing periodic reports on the state of software. Together, the top ten vendors account for some 38% of all flaws reported.
