New update promises to fix issues with Wi-Fi, screen flickering while using Adobe's Photoshop software, as well as an audio issue.
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Apple on Thursday put out a small software update to users of its latest 2013 MacBook Airs, one that promises to fix a trio of issues that affected some users:
This update fixes an issue that in rare instances may cause an intermittent loss in wireless connectivity, an issue with Adobe Photoshop which may cause occasional screen flickering, and an issue which may cause audio volume to fluctuate during video playback.
It's unclear how many users were affected by these issues, and whether they occurred only in specific models.
Apple released new MacBook Air hardware alongside its annual developers conference last month. The new models boast better battery life and speedier solid state drives, along with next-generation 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
The small, 3.35 MB update can be downloaded directly from Apple, or found in the software update tool inside the Mac App Store.
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