Rumor has it that Apple's iTunes will offer an upgraded option ro remove the 100 song cap for your phone.

Looks like Mac OS X users are also vulnerable to viruses. To quote the source:

"The resultant file decompresses into what appears to be a standard JPEG icon in Mac OS X but is actually a compiled Unix executable in disguise."

The virus is said to also spread via Bon Jour instant messaging.

The police are warning cyclists that they shouldn't listen to an iPod while riding because it can be very dangerous. With the iPod on, or for that matter any other listening device, often cyclists can't hear the noise coming from the local traffic to make prudent decisions.

There's an interesting thread going on at Ambrosia Software about this latest Mac OS X virus. If you want to keep up to date with the latest information, I suggest you take a look.

Apple's latest Mac OS X 10.4.4 release has just been hacked to run on standard X86 PCs.

Apple announced on Tuesday that all of its MacBook Pro customers will receive a free CPU upgrade. Talk about a sweet little Valentine's Day present!