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Apple made an awful lot of its software free this week, including its latest OS X update, iWork and iLife.

But according to a bug spotted by 9to5Mac, it may have inadvertently made a bunch more software free too - and open to abuse by hackers.

It seems that any user who had previously downloaded a trial or illegally downloaded version of iWork, iLife or the premium photo software Aperture is now being moved to legal, downloaded copies.

It means that much of Apple's software, including the 54.99 Aperture, can be downloaded for free, relatively straightforwardly.

Many users report being inadvertently upgraded automatically, as the Mac App Store handles which software is ready to be updated for you.

Meanwhile Apple has pulled the trial versions of its software from its website - apparently in recognition of the bug.

Below: 9 Biggest Surprises From Apple's October 2013 Launch

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The new Mini is not a hugely surprising update in theory, but is an excellent one in person. It looks just as if someone has lifted a plastic sheet off the screen of the old version, allowing the new Retina display to shine with 2048 x 1536 pixels - the same as on the iPad Air.

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Vancouver, British Columbia (PRWEB) October 23, 2013

More and more people are turning to software programs on digital devices to satisfy all their marketing needs. A survey by Forrester Research* found that 56% of senior marketing professionals believed that they have an excellent relationship with their IT partners and it helped meet all the needs for their campaign.

More often than not, a lot of the success on the digital realm is through having the right software and it can help increase sales for a company. This is a topic which James Martell, VP of Business Development at The School of Internet marketing, discusses at great length with AMWSO Senior Affiliate Manager James Nardell. James has spent much of his career running successful marketing campaigns and is currently in charge of a campaign involving software firm Iolo Systems.

Everyone these days owns a PC and you cant really avoid purchasing software for it, reveals James Nardell.

Although a computer or smartphone might be the hub many businesses, none of them would be able to perform their job without having the right software. Software is something that many customers are keen to own but are also willing to pay for if its right for them no matter where it might be made. For affiliates, they can also focus more on showcasing what the program can do to interested buyers as free trials allow potential buyers to see whether it is right for their needs.

During the podcast, James and the panel will discuss many of the benefits of promoting software programs and show it can be a valuable to marketing professionals. James Nardell will also mention some of the strategies that were used on the Iolo Systems campaign and how it has helped promote their System Mechanic program for computer performance.

We've had James on the show before and he is always a wealth of great information, explains Affiliate Buzz host James Martell (http://www.jamesmartell.com).

Software is always going to be a valuable resource that will be needed in the digital world so knowing how to use it to boost sales will help affiliates enjoy higher profits sooner rather than later.

Listen to the podcast here: http://www2.webmasterradio.fm/affiliate-buzz/2013/10/10/promoting-software-30-percent-commission-and-more

Research statistic: http://brickstreetsoftware.com/content/posts/7-stats-to-build-your-multichannel-marketing-business-case/

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