In other Apple news, the company has an ongoing list of more than 700 applications already available as Universal Binary versions on their site. Applications with the Universal logo (which appropriately looks sort of like a contemporary blue and white “Ying Yang” symbol) will run on either PowerPC- or Intel-based Macintosh computers. You can bet that the list will grow fast!
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