Week in Apple: Thunderbolt iMacs, iOS location tracking tweaks, and more

By soccerman 2 years ago on Science/Tech from arstechnica.com

In the last week, Apple released an update to iOS devices to help
address some of the concerns over location tracking and unleashed new,
Thunderbolt-equipped iMacs. Ars also dug into OWC's SSD replacement for
MacBook Airs and the Quadro 4000 from NVIDIA, and discussed upcoming
changes to MobileMe, Samsung's lawsuit against Apple in the US, and a
fake antivirus app for the Mac.

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Week in Apple: Thunderbolt iMacs, iOS location tracking tweaks, and more

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