Apple TV and MacBook Pro 15″ get bug fixes

By George Wong on 10/24/2011 20:43 PDT

Apple has just released a couple of new updates for its Apple TV set top box and for its 15″ Mac Book Pro. For the Apple TV, the update brings the device up to version 4.4.2 and introduces some issues that are present in current version of the operating system. Folks who are already running version 4.4 or 4.4.1 are advised to reset all settings before downloading the new update.

The update basically adds all the features that were introduced in 4.4, sans any problems: Photo Stream, AirPlay Mirroring, National Hockey League, Wall Street Journal, New Slideshow themes, and Support for Netflix subtitles (when available).

The MacBook Pro’s Video Update 1.0 fixes the freezing/video stopping bug that’s present in the 15″ MacBook Pro manufactured between April 2010 and February 2011. It requires Mac OS X Lion 10.7.1, so make sure you update your operating system before you run the video update.

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