Apple released the third preview of Xcode 4 to developers today, a bit over a month after they released the second preview to developers in late July. Many issues from Preview 2 have been resolved for Preview 3. Here’s the full list: However, not all is perfect. Apple also lists known issues with Xcode 4 preview 3, as shown below: Full release notes [must be logged in to your developer account to see it] [Thanks, Jeff!]

Apple has released the weekly update to the beta of Mac OS X 10.6.5 to developers. It’s the fourth build of 10.6.5, so it means Apple is working hard to perfect 10.6.5 and eventually release it to the public soon. As previous builds stated, Apple continues to focus their testing on the same six areas: 3D Graphics, iCal, Mail, QuickTime, Time Machine, and USB Devices. The documented known issues from the last build, which involved issues with USB devices after waking from sleep on VMware is still present in the new build, but also includes.

No surprises here. Apple’s iPhone dev center was down for a while after the special event keynote ended, and once it came back up, we’re greeted with some new software! The GM is the last “beta” version of iOS 4.1 before it becomes official next week. We’re not sure if iOS 4.2 beta for the iPad is out yet for developers, so once we find out, we’ll let you know ASAP.

When Apple said that it would revamp it’s entire line of iPods earlier today at the Special Event in San Francisco, we all thought that every iPod would get an update, but that wasn’t the case. There were no mentions of the iPod Classic, which led us to believe that they either didn’t update it at all… or killed it off and stayed with the current line of iPods. Now, if you’re a fan of the classic ol’ iPod, you can breathe again, because Engadget confirms that the iPod classic is alive and well. A tweet by Mic.

Today, Apple announced a brand new Apple TV – which is 1/4th the size of the old one. It’s all black, and the back is pretty simple – the power cord, HDMI cable, and an Ethernet cable for internet if you need it. It can handle Movies, TV shows and music, it’s all HD when it’s available, and content is only available to rent. You stream content from the computer – no syncing required. You can also get great photo slideshows. To rent an HD movie, it’s $4.99 when it first comes out. To rent HD TV shows, it.

Apple unveiled iTunes X earlier today. They first started off with a brand new logo, and a more simplistic, elegant theme. To begin, they improved the cluttered way that album work looks like in iTunes. Now, if you have more than 5 songs in one album, it will show the album instead of listing all of the songs. It will be available for download TODAY. Ping Apple unveiled Ping, which in essence, is a social network for music. It’s sort of a Facebook and Twitter, except just for music. it’s built right in to iTunes, and it shows recent.

Earlier today at Apple’s Special Event in San Francisco, Jobs announced that they will revamp all new iPods. All iPods will be available next week, and pre-orders start today. iPod Shuffle It will be available for $99 for a 2GB iPod Shuffle. iPod Nano The iPod nano also got a refresh. it has a multitouch interface, 46% smaller, 42% lighter, volume buttons, voiceover, Nike+, and it works in 29 different languages. 24 hours of audio playback. here’s how it looks: The new Nano will come in 6 colors, and will be available soon for $1.

For weeks, Apple has been pushing out iOS 4.1 beta releases for developers. Today at Apple’s special event in San Francisco, Steve Jobs officially announced iOS 4.1 for the iPhone and the iPod Touch. Features include Proximity sensor issues, High Dynamic Range(HDR) photos, the ability to upload HD Video over WiFi, TV show rentals, and Game Center. It will be available next week, and it will be a free download from iTunes. We’ll give you more updates as they come, so stay tuned!

This sure is a rarity. Apple announced that they will be live streaming tomorrow’s special event. This is the first time in history of Apple keynotes that a live stream will be available. Apple definitely has something huge up their sleeve and want to show everyone live. The event will be at 10AM Pacific, 1PM Eastern. We’ll keep you posted with anything huge that happens and a recap in case you miss it. [via 9to5mac] Source: Apple PR