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The Morning Reboot:
- Apple has released a new security update that patches four of the flaws found by the Month of Apple Bugs project. The update is recommended for all users of 10.4 and can be downloaded from Apple or by using Software Update.
- According to a new report broadband users will finally crest over the 50 percent mark later this year, making high speed internet access more common than dial-up for the first time.
- Google has agreed to purchase video game ad service Adscape for $23 million. Adscape gives Google access to some patents and opens the potential for partnerships with game companies like Electronic Arts, but many analysts don't expect any deals in the near future.
- Speaking of Google, the Google Code Blog has kicked off Summer of Code 2007 and will begin accepting application next month. Last year Google funded over 600 students in 93 countries to work with 100 open source groups.
