Wed, 12 Jul 2006 Apple quietly updates Boot Camp beta
Apple has quietly released a slightly updated version of its beta Boot Camp software, which lets Intel Macs run Windows in a separate partition.
The revised software has been made available without fanfare, in part because it is beta software for which Apple offers no technical support.
The company has released no information regarding any slight changes that may or may not have been made within this release, though MacFixIt presumes it may include revised versions of the Windows XP Mac drivers.
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