Apple Releases OS X 10.8.3 Software Update

Gary Ng
13 years ago

Apple has released OS X Update 10.8.3 this afternoon, which includes numerous fixes to include the stability, security and compatibility of your Mac. Here’s a partial list of what’s new (full details here):

  • Redeem iTunes gift cards in the Mac App Store via your Mac’s built-in camera
  • Boot Camp support for Windows 8, Macs with a 3TB HD
  • A fix for an issue that could cause a file URL to quit apps unexpectedly
  • A fix for an issue that may cause Logic Pro to become unresponsive when using certain plug-ins
  • A fix for an issue that may cause audio to stutter on 2011 iMacs
  • Includes Safari 6.0.3
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You can get the update by opening up the Mac App Store and clicking on the Updates tab.

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K4
K4
13 years ago

Windows 8 bootcamp. Finally.

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reformcanada
reformcanada
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13 years ago

I don’t get it. What has changed? People are able to partition with Bootcamp and Windows 8 before this update.

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Scott Brookes
Scott Brookes
13 years ago

Anyone working with bootcamp with want to take note that the drivers only work with 64bit versions of windows….. If you have a 32bit version youll have to stick with the old drivers

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