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Apple has released an update to iTunes and now takes the iTunes to 8.0.1 for both Mac & PC. This update should improve stability, performance and fix few bugs. This update will have the following features:-

• Improves syncing spoken menus to iPod nano.

• Addresses an issue of deleting HD TV episodes when downloading.

• Improves checking for updates from the App Store

• Seamlessly plays the current song when creating a new Genius playlist.

• Addresses problems syncing Genius results to iPod.

• Improves accessibility with VoiceOver.

And Steve, if you are hearing, we in India would love to use your Genius feature as well… I hope you consider this request

Do update your PC / Mac and Njoy!

Apple released a minor software update and hopefully the glitches will fade away. This release will now help in :-

• Drag an app icon across multiple pages in one motion rather than having to drag, drop or picking it up again.
• Contacts are more responsive
• Backups will now be faster
• Stronger signals for the iPhone
• Keypad loads quicker
• Screen rotation in Safari will be smoother

TGDaily has a great article on How to overclock your MacBook Pro a little faster by Wolfgang Gruener which is a great read.

Overclocking a Mac pro can be a very lucrative deal, if you think about it. Stepping up from the cheapest dual-CPU Mac pro model (2.8 GHz Xeon E5462) to the most expensive version (3.2 GHz Xeon X5482) will cost you $1600 in upgrades. Kai Schmerer, editor-in-chief of the German version of ZDNet claims you can get that performance upgrade for free. Well, almost.

The ZDNet guys developed a simple Mac overclocking tool (with an English interface), which Schmerer says will take a Mac Pro with two 2.66 GHz X5355 CPUs to a stable 3.1 GHz and the 2.8 GHz version to 3.241 GHz (there will be variations from CPU to CPU). His team found that the overclocked Mac Pro runs faster than the most expensive Mac Pro. So that will save you $1600, right. Maybe. It actually depends on your needs, since a Mac is not the most overclocking-friendly system out there.

Catch the full article at TGDaily. And yes, there is a catch