Year: 2010

Apple has released iTunes 9.2, which includes support for iPhone 4, iOS 4, iBooks 1.1, and more. According to Apple’s release notes, it allows you to:

° Sync with iPhone 4 — if you can get one, right? — to enjoy your music, movies, TV shows, books and more on-the-go;

° Sync and read books with an iPhone or iPod touch with iOS 4 and iBooks 1.1;

° Organize and sync PDF documents as books. Read PDFs with iBooks 1.1 on iPad and any iPhone or iPod touch with iOS 4;

° Organize your apps on your iOS 4 home screens into folders using iTunes;

Projecturf (http://www.projecturf.com/), a provider of on-demand project and collaboration management software designed for small to medium-sized businesses, has released Projecturf 2.0, an update of its project collaboration tool that’s Mac compatible. Pricing starts at US$34.95 per month for managing up to 10 projects.

Apparently, Apple can’t make those iPhone 4s fast enough. Earlier today it was announced that the next gen phones won’t ship until July 2 for those who didn’t order quickly enough (that would be by yesterday afternoon, apparently). Now those who were “late” ordering will have to wait until July 14.

Orders completed Tuesday — when the iPhone 4 was first available for pre-order — still have a shipping date of June 24. That’s 20 days after the launch. Apple sold 600,000 iPhones yesterday alone.