Here a roundup of the latest Apple tips and tricks from Mac OS X Hints
Apple Insider posted a story that a parts supplier has acquired white-colored parts purportedly for a fifth-generation iPod touch, providing further evidence that Apple is moving forward with a white version of the media player.
Mac Rumors reports that Apple pushed out several new developer seeds for its OS X platform, continuing to move forward with testing of iCloud.
MacRumor reports that AppleLeaks today posted photos of what is claimed to be the logic board from a next-generation iPhone model.
Mac Rumor posted a story that new "iPhone 4S" part images from iPatchiPods suggest that the iPhone 4S will look much like the iPhone 4, but with some notable differences in the frame.
Mac Rumors posted a story that the Wall Street Journal briefly notes that Apple is in the process of developing "new technology to deliver video to televisions".
Apple Insider reports that Wall Street analysts affirmed the company's position, predicting a relatively uneventful transition for the company and calling Tim Cook "the ideal candidate" for the role.
MacRumors posted a story that Apple has released Boot Camp Software Update 3.3 for Windows
Mac Rumors posted a story that Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO today
Apple Insider posted a story that a Netherlands judge ruled on Wednesday that Samsung's Galaxy S, Galaxy S II and Ace smartphones are in violation of Apple patents, and ordered an injunction against sales of the devices across the European Union.
Apple Insider reports that a new study has found that iOS remained untouched by malware during the second quarter, while Android faced 76 percent more threats than in the first quarter, making it the most targeted mobile platform.
MacRumors posted a story that Samsung has turned to the film industry in its defense against Apple's request for an injunction in the United States.
TUAW reports that OS X Lion 10.7.2 seed 2 has been made available to developers.
Apple Insider posted a story that anecdotal evidence in support of the long-held belief that Apple's next iPhone will support both GSM and CDMA networks has emerged in the form of an anonymous developer who reports that a new dual-mode device has appeared in app usage logs.
Reuters posted a story that Apple suppliers building a cheaper 8GB iPhone
Apple Insider posted a story that the two year old iPhone 3GS held onto the second spot in popularity thanks to its low price
The release of new MacBook Airs and the Mac OS X Lion operating system last month helped spur double-digit growth for the Mac maker, which is now estimated to sell a record 4.5 million systems during its ongoing September quarter.
Mac Rumors posted pictures of a few new claimed iPhone 5 parts
Engadget posted a story that Sn0wbreeze 2.8 Beta 6 has been released with support for iOS 5 Beta 6
9to5Mac reports that iOS 5 includes early earthquake warning notifications for Japanese iPhone users
Apple Insider reports that evidence that Apple has built 4G Long-Term Evolution testing code into beta builds of iOS 5 has been uncovered
Mac Rumors reports that Apple pushed out the sixth beta version of iOS 5 to developers
Computerworld UK reports that Apple has filed inaccurate evidence again in a major case against Samsung
Mac Rumors reports that research firm DisplaySearch today released the results of its estimates of mobile PC sales for the second quarter of 2011.
Apple Insider reports that Apple has posted a new job listing for a signal integrity and power integrity manager to join its team that builds custom chips for use in future mobile products, asking for experience in working with interface standards including DisplayPort.
HTC has filed a lawsuit against Apple for allegedly infringing on three patents, the latest in the legal battle raging between the companies.
TUAW posted a story that Lon Seidman, a Visual Hub customer, recently received an email from online payment processor Kagi that offered a Lion-compatible update to the video conversion app. That sounds great, except this email and the US $4.99 payment was not authorized by VisualHub developer Tyler Loch.
Autodesk released AutoCAD LT 2012, the "lite" version of AutoCAD, on the Mac App Store for 899.99
Apple is reportedly planning to begin pre-orders for the iPhone 5 on September 29th or 30th, with the actual launch scheduled for either October 7th or 14th.
Mac Rumors reports that Apple today released OS X 10.7.1, the first maintenance update to OS X Lion.
Mac Rumors posted more details on the 3G-capable MacBook Pro prototype
Mac Rumors reports that Apple has started selling the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive, intended for users without a broadband connection.
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Digitimes claims that Apple has canceled its iPad 3 supply schedule for the second half of 2011, which means the iPad 3 won't be launching until 2012
Engadget posted a story that Apple may release a LTE-enabled 4G iPhone this year
Mac Rumors posted a story that Apple has developed prototypes of the MacBook Pro with integrated 3G data, as evidenced by this eBay sale showing a never-released MacBook Pro prototype.
Apple Insider reports that a new rumor claims Apple will begin production of a so-called "iPhone 4S," along with a new iPad model in the first week of September, on track for release in October.
Apple Insider reports that Apple's next-generation A6 processor, expected to arrive in future versions of the iPad and iPhone, is said to have gone into trial production ahead of a launch expected in the first half of 2012.
Apple Insider takes a look at the revamped Maps app in iOS 5
Mac Rumors reports that Kodawarisan offers the first specific date for Apple's fall media event. According to the Japanese site, Apple is planning on holding their usual iPod-announcing event on Wednesday, September 7th.
In an article from The Wall Street Journal regarding Intel's new 300 million effort to spur innovation on its "Ultrabook" platform, an Intel executive reveals that the chipmaker was driven to reduce power consumption to support such ultra-thin notebook designs by Apple.
After a flurry of new releases this past month, the one Mac that Apple has continued to neglect is the Mac Pro. The last credible date we received was for early August, though CNet's Brian Tong now acknowledges that the information didn't pan out.
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple has issued an update to Migration Assistant for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, allowing Leopard users to transfer data, settings and applications to new Macs running Mac OS X Lion.
Techradar reports that Brian Hogan, who sold the prototype for $5,000 after an Apple employee misplaced the device, has been charged with a handling stolen goods and misappropriation of lost property.
Apple Insider reports that just after Apple won an initial ruling barring the sale of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Europe, it has been revealed that the iPad maker has filed a similar lawsuit against Motorola regarding its Xoom tablet.
Apple Insider reports that Apple's line of Mac computers are seen making further market share gains in the coming years, growing to 4.5 percent of sales in 2011, and 5.2 percent of new PCs sold in 2015.
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple on Monday released Lion Recovery Disk Assistant software to enable users to create recovery partitions on external drives.
TUAW reports that a hacker installed the Couch Surfer browser on a jailbroken Apple TV and used it to play an HTML5 version of BlackJack.
MacRumors posted a story that Apple released a pair of updates for its Logic audio workstation software packages
Mac Rumors reports that Apple has quietly launched a lower cost 999 iMac for educational institutions this morning.
Engadget reports that Apple has release iOS 5 beta 5 to the developers
