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PC World – Is Apple readying an updated iPhone 4 with a new antenna, one without the much-publicized signal attenuation problem of the current model? A recent report by Mexican tech news site Canal MX, first uncovered (well, in English) by MacRumors, suggests a hardware fix for the iPhone 4’s well-known shortcoming could arrive by the end of September.

Macworld.com – After building up a good deal of buzz, Realmac Software has released Courier, a file sharing utility for Mac OS X that lets you quickly and conveniently share files on your Mac to multiple online services.

Macworld.com – Media mavens will be pleased to see that a substantial update to Plex, the media center software for Mac OS X, has arrived as of Tuesday. Dubbed Plex/Nine, the program now incorporates a separate media manager application to help you organize and catalog your movies, TV shows, music, and more. In addition, Plex has released a companion app for the iPhone and the iPad.

Appolicious – The smartphone is the latest status symbol in the world of all-purpose gadgetry. But the craze is producing more than just day-long waits to purchase the latest and greatest iPhone. An entire market of smartphone accessories is emerging. That’s right – trends now dictate that you accessorize your electronic accessories.

Digital Trends – It has been a few weeks since the Apple’s antennae-gate issues were last discussed, so we were due.

Macworld.com – When Charles Golvin gets on an airplane, he often finds himself sitting next to somebody with two Apple devices in hand—usually an iPhone, often along with something smaller, like an iPod shuffle or an iPod nano. It turns out that lots of people love their iPhones too much to use in every situation.

PC World – Autodesk announced that it is bringing AutoCAD back to the Mac, and also adding AutoCAD apps for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. The ability to work with computer-aided drafting drawings on the go highlights the unique aspects that make the iPad a valuable tool for mobile productivity.