Jun 11
So Apple have published a new page to their site(s) titled Enhancements and Refinements (for Snow Leopard)
http://www.apple.com/macosx/refinements/enhancements-refinements.html
Here’s just some of the features I’ve picked out:
- Put Back from the Trash
- Better Disk Eject behaviour, including telling you what App has a disk Open
- Setting default search location to Current folderÂ
- Printer Driver Updates
- Split Pane terminal is back!
- Apparently some super file sharing energy saving magic:
Quote:
| With Snow Leopard and a compatible AirPort Extreme or Time Capsule base station, a computer that acts as a file or media server can go to sleep yet continue to share its files with other computers and devices, saving energy. |
- Date in the Menu bar. It seems small, but seeing todays date at a glance is very useful
- GPU acceleration for QuickTime X Video decoding
- Exchange support
- Data Detectors now identify fly details
- Multi-Touch for older laptops
- Grand Central Dispatch + OpenCL
Head on over to the Apple site and have a good read, it’s worth a look.
written by James
\\ tags: Apple, enhancements, Mac, OS X, refinements, Snow Leopard, updates
Jan 29
Apple has announced iLife 09. I’ve checked out the video’s on apple’s web site and I must say I’m impressed with the iPhoto and iMovie changes. (I’m a user of both apps).
Take a look
written by James
\\ tags: Apple, ilife, Mac, OS X
Jul 28
Some time ago Apple announced “Snow Leopard”. Lets look at some of the features that Apple are offering with the next release of OS X.
64-bit – Snow Leopard extends the 64-bit technology in Mac OS X to support breakthrough amounts of RAM — up to a theoretical 16TB, or 500 times more than what is possible today. Continue reading »
written by James
\\ tags: 10.6, Apple, OS X, Snow Leopard
Jan 15
Just a quick reminder that MacWorld 2008 takes place later this morning. For those of you looking for minute-by-minute coverage of the keynote, there are several choices. MacDailyNews has been a favorite in the past, and this year they are apparently using “Coverit Live,” which will apparently provide up-to-the-minute entries without the need of refreshing.
Continue reading »
written by rockmsockm
\\ tags: Apple, Leopard, Macworld, Steve Jobs
