Today, Apple released version 5.3.2 of its AirPort Utility. The update includes versions for Leopard (8.8 MB), Tiger (9.3 MB) and Windows (10.3 MB), and all updates are reported by Apple to improve general stability, performance, and compatibility with AirPort Utility and AirPort Base Station Agent for the AirPort Extreme Base Station, Time Capsule, and more »

A few days ago, Apple quietly release the fourth installment of its iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK), and it is available on the Apple Developer Center site. The most publicized and prominent change in the newest SDK version are certain changes to the iPhone simulator. Previously, a developer would be unable to render 3D graphics more »

Almost all of us have switched over to Leopard, and Tiger may be getting its last update, 10.4.12. MacEnstein reported that “[They] have it on good authority.” Tiger was released two years ago, and very few are on this OS any more. I doubt this means that Apple will be dropping support, and they shouldn’t. more »

The MacBook Air news has been fairly quiet recently, apart from the fact that some MBAs are shipping already. Now, the MacBook Air has its own home on the Apple Support web site. If you’re a soon-to-be MacBook Air owner, you should definitely take a look at the User’s Guide (PDF), chime in on the more »

Mark/Space has updated Missing Sync for Windows Mobile to version 4.0 and added support for devices running Windows Mobile 6. Other new features include the ability to view and search SMS message history on the Mac and also sort, search, annotate and export call log history on your Mac both with Address Book integration. Videos more »

The latest update (4.2.2) of iSync from Nova Media has added support for 85 additional mobile phones, including the Nokia 6110 and 8600 Luna, Samsung D900i, E256 and Sony Ericsson K320i, S500i phones. If you don’t know what iSync does, it synchronizes data from Address Book and iCal to a mobile phone. Costing €9.95 and more »