O2 CEO Matthew Key visited Apples HQ at Infinite Loop Cupertino last week to have a meeting with Steve Jobs, here's a brief over-view of the Financial Times coverage.
200K iPhones forecast to be sold in UK by February
A 3G iPhone is Due in 2008
iPhone is profitable for O2 even after Apples cut of the revenue
60% of iPhone Users use over 25MB a Month Data Transfer
Panasonic have produced a Blu-Ray Burner that is only 9.5mm thick, that is small enough to fit inside present Macbook Pro Drive enclosures. The drives are capable of; BD-R, DB-RE at 2x, and Dual Layer Blu-Ray at 1x, and is also capable of burning CD's and DVD's (-R, -RW, +R, +RW, etc).
But don't get your hopes up of a MBP with a Blu-Ray drive just yet as the Mac Pro's don't have them, and they will cost a large amount initially but can't see it being too long before Blu-Ray wanders into a Mac somewhere along the line with Apple being a member of the Blu-Ray Committee.
The latest developer seed for 10.5.2 is a staggering 350MB. Changes are both present in visual elements as well as under the hood.
Changes are reported to be present in the Finder, iCal, iChat, Mail, Safari and Time Machine, along with some bug-fixes for Rosetta, AirPort and the CUPS Printing System.
Stacks have also reportedly been updates to include a list option reminiscent of the traditional hierarchical view of the contents of a folder when present in the Dock Pre-Leopard.
This update is expected to co-inside with the up and coming Macworld Expo in January.
At Macworld San Francisco 2008, Steve Jobs is rumored to be announcing a movie rental service via iTMS (iTunes Music Store), sources indicate that Fox and Disney rentals will only be for a period of 24Hrs and cost $2 - $5, which is substantially shorter compared to the originally believed 30Day rental period. It is excepted that as usual with iTunes content it will be USA only at first then spreading into Europe before moving onto being available elsewhere.
