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Apple unveils software updates, new laptop
Published 1/6/2009 by rkim@sfchronicle.com (Ryan Kim) at SFGate: Technology
There was no Steve Jobs and no game-changing gadgets at Macworld's keynote speech Tuesday, but Apple marketing chief Phillip Schiller delivered eye-catching software updates and a supercharged, tiny MacBook Pro. Schiller, who handles worldwide product...
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