iTunes has an update for the new iPod Classic and the new Nanos, and while the update doesn't have a description at all, MacRumors sez:
Some
noise around the blogosphere hints at the fact that even legacy Mac machines are faster since the 10.4.5 update this
week. Users report a variety of speed boost including program loading, dock bouncing, and boot times. I haven't
installed 10.4.5 (because I'm running some funky homebrew software that wouldn't be too happy with an upgrade at this
point).
Finally, Flash on Mac has sped up. Mike over at our sibling blog, FlashInsider, notes that the new version of Flash player "uses OpenGL in OSX (10.2 and above) to display content. Of course older Macs that dont support OpenGL rendering mode will not see a jump in performance, but Macromedia would love if you still tried out the new Flash Player on your Mac and told them if and how it kills it."
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