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RailHeadDesign reports that Mac OS X 10.1.5 is progressing and we should expect to see it in the next two weeks.

Meanwhile, PowerPage has a small blurb posted on Friday that simply states: "Expect new iBooks next week, details this weekend"

Jon writes in and claims that at CompUSA, iBooks have been marked as "D01" - which reportedly means "discontinued". Anyone with confirmation?



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