Posts tagged osx

Apple iPad’s 3 minutes of fame [Video]


If you watched Apple’s keynote presented by Steve Jobs, i think you sense a little what I’m making fun of here, if not, it’s still damn funny to hear Steve Jobs and the developers at apple talk so nice and beautiful about a device that’s not even in the market, but hey, i already said i’ll get one of these iPad things. Enjoy the video… More >

Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard on sale from August 28

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Apple’s latest operating system, version 10.6 named “Snow Leopard” is not final and available for purchase on www.apple.com or Apple’s partners. This new version is focused more on speed and optimization of Leopard (10.5) and brings some nice improvements in 64 bit computing and small visual tweaks.
All the apps inside Snow Leopard are now 64 bit native apps and it’s also sitting on a 64 bit kernel that is bootable only on Mac Pro’s and MacBook Pro’s. More >

WWDC 2009 , Mac , OS X , iPhone

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The Big day, i was out in the city and i got the live update from MacRumors.com , over the air on my iPhone 3G. I Can say that I like what i saw , first of all , Apple seriously has a problem with prices on their hardware, and the new MacBook pro’s and MacBook’s , not only get updated hardware ,but lower prices too and new software to make it all nice and shiny ,mac style. More >

New Leopard 10.5.7 build soon !

Mac OS X 10.5.7 brings with it 108 documented code corrections, and is currently in it’s seventh week of testing. It will bring with it updates to 20 of the core OS X components, such as iCal, MobileMe syncing, networking and Time Machine, as well as bringing an updated speech dictionary. There has been another indication that it is arriving soon, and that is that iMacs equipped with ATI Radeon HD 4850 are shipping very shortly, or in some cases have begun shipping. It was thought that these graphics card required the 10.5.7 update, but as AppleInsider mentioned, this isn’t exactly confirmed.

The update is expected to hit around 443 megabytes, and it will be a delta one meaning there will be no operating system reinstall needed. There’s no official release date yet, but if you’ve read the article, you should expect one very soon.

Source : Neowin