Apple today released MacBook Air Bluetooth Firmware Update 1.0 which the company recommends be installed on all MacBook Air Systems.
The updater application will be installed in the /Applications/Utilities folder.
To complete the bluetooth firmware update process, please follow the instructions in the updater application (/Applications/Utilities/MacBook Air Bluetooth Firmware Update.app). The updater will launch automatically.
For more information about firmware updates for Intel-based Macs, please visit: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1504
System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5.1 or later
MacBook Air Bluetooth Firmware Update 1.0 is available via Software Update and also as a standalone installer.
More info and download link (1.2MB) here.
This is a bit out of control, it’s only been 3 days since I installed the EFI firmware update, whatever that was. Is it just me, or are updates of all flavors coming more frequently? Seems like quite a while since I had 30 days uninterrupted uptime and I only reboot when forced to do so. On the one hand, I applaud Apple being proactive and the updates are usually painless, one the other hand, this I’m starting it’s starting to feel like there’s a system tray full of little things waiting to nag me, a la Windoze, and this can’t be good. If Apple is trying to differentiate themselves on stability and maturity of their software and hardware, they could do to get things a little more finished before shipping them.
Welcome to yesterday…
@ Famous Grouse:
Yes, it’s MUCH better that Apple doesn’t fix problems.
I think you should sue.
Go back to a typewriter and a phonebooth if technology scares you so…
I really don’t like the way release no information about these updates… why not?