Apple has updated its radically altered video editing application Final Cut X byreleasing version 10.0.1, bringing along with it a 30 day trial and XML support, along with a host of other changes, reportsThe Loop. The addition of XML support is arguably the biggest boon to those editors using legacy systems and projects in conjunction with the new Final Cut. It will allow them to import older projects and work with other tools that provide them access to more involved special effects and color grading workflows, like DaVinci Resolve and CatDV....

Apple has today announced the release of its popular video-editing tool Final Cut Pro X, launching on theMac App Storetoday with a $299.99/£179.99 price tag. The latest version of the software has been completely overhauled and specifically tailored for the 64-bit architecture of the latest MacBook and iMac computers, allowing users to take advantage of a Magnetic Timeline, new Content Auto-Analysis features and background rendering. Apple’s press releasedetails each of the new features in Final Cut Pro X:...

Following complaints from the developer community, Applehas finally releasedthe iOS 4.3 WebKit source code that it uses in both its iPhone and iPad products late Monday night. Despite efforts to lock down as much of its platform as possible, Apple still licenses open source code to use within its WebKit-enabled browser. As part of the open source licensing requirements, the Cupertino-based company is obligated to release both the binary and source code for WebKit because it utilises code that is licensed under the Lesser GNU Public License (LGPL)....

Apple has today released the fourth version of its iOS 5 beta to developers. The new version should offer some stability improvements and bug fixes. In addition to iOS 5 beta 4, Apple has also released iTunes 10.5 beta 4 and Xcode 4.2 beta 4. The biggest news here seems to be that Apple has enabled OTA updates as it refers to issues related to the process of updating iOS 5 b3 to iOS 5 b4 over the air....

Apple has today released the fifth version of its iOS 5 beta to developers. The new version offers some stability improvements and bug fixes and is the second version of Apple’s beta software to be delivered over-the-air to devices, a new feature that Apple touted at WWDC as part of its new ‘post-pc’ strategy. The iOS 5 update also proceeds tore-download all of the musicpurchased from iTunes to your phone when you restore from an iCloud backup, something Apple reported would be available but had yet to make an appearance, until now....