Reprinted from TidBITS#926/28-Apr-08 with permission. Copyright (C) 2008, TidBITS. All rights reserved. http://www.tidbits.com/ TidBITS#926/28-Apr-08 ===================== Issue link: Apple made more than a billion dollars in profit during the last financial quarter, but is that all? Due to the way the company books iPhone revenue, much of the device's earnings are still to come - we have the numbers and the details. Also in this issue, Glenn looks at Microsoft's new Live Mesh service and what it portends for the future of storing data, and notes that even after all these years a large number of Web sites are still built by hand-coding the HTML. Rich Mogull explains how the latest QuickTime improvements are just the first steps in locking down a potentially bad security situation, Mark Anbinder covers the latest iMac speed bump, and Charles Maurer returns with strategies and tools for the difficult tasks of cataloging and storing digital photos. In other TidBITS Publishing-related news, Ted Landau's iPhone title has just been updated with the latest info about the iPhone 1.1.4 software, and our DealBITS drawing this week features the HoudahGeo photo geocoding software. Lastly, the TidBITS Watchlist this week spotlights updates to Boot Camp, VMware Fusion, TextExpander, Default Folder X, ScreenFlow, MacBook Pro Firmware, Apple's Firmware Restoration CD, and Keyboard Maestro. Articles Latest iMacs Offer Faster CPUs and Nvidia Graphics Option Apple Reports Record Q2 Financials Microsoft Offers Online Storage, Sync through Live Mesh Take Control News: iPhone Ebook Now Covers iPhone 1.1.4 Dutch and Japanese Translators Wanted! DealBITS Drawing: Win a Copy of HoudahGeo Hand Coding HTML Is Still in Vogue QuickTime Security Enhanced with Anti-Exploitation Technologies Cataloging Photos and Storing Them on the Computer TidBITS Watchlist: Notable Software Updates for 28-Apr-08 Hot Topics in TidBITS Talk/28-Apr-08 ------------ This issue of TidBITS sponsored in part by: -------------- * READERS LIKE YOU! Support TidBITS with a contribution today! Special thanks this week to David Emery, Ken Wedding, Louise Asselstine, and Mark James Lee Ingle for their support! * GET FETCH 5 FOR FREE! Fetch Softworks makes Fetch, the original Macintosh FTP client, free for educational and charitable use. Fetch 5.3 includes a new look and Leopard technology support. Apply today at ! * WebCrossing Neighbors Creates Private Social Networks Create a complete social network with your company or group's own look. Scalable, extensible and extremely customizable. Take a guided tour today * Bare Bones Software's BBEdit 8.7 -- Latest version offers a major interface overhaul, new prefs, text clippings, improved JavaScript, new Ruby/SQL/YAML/Markdown support, code folding. Over 160 new features in all! . * MARK/SPACE, INC: The Missing Sync provides the very best in synchronization for Mac users with BlackBerry, Palm OS, or Windows Mobile devices. Integrates with Address Book, iCal, Entourage, iPhoto, and iTunes. * VMware Fusion. The most seamless way to run Windows on your Mac. Backed by nearly a decade of proven virtualization technology. Try VMware Fusion today for free, or order online for only $79. Visit: * StuffIt Deluxe 12: breakthrough compression of MP3 files, PDFs, iWork and MS Office files! Reduce JPEG file sizes with no loss in quality, burn to CD/DVD, back up archives to iDisk and more. Buy today for only $59.99! * ConceptDraw Business Suite: Take control over your business workflow with this powerful set of tools. Mind Mapping, Project Management, Business Graphics - all easily created on your Mac! Right now Special Price: $449! ---------- Help support TidBITS by supporting our sponsors ------------ .