The latest iteration of the Macbook Pro are significantly advanced machines with Intel’s latest i5 and i7 (on customized orders) processors. Being the ultimate mobility platform, these quality machines can very well support high performance tasks such as graphics, number crunching etc. Although the Macbook Pro’s screen itself is great but then there are times [...]
Today, I installed the latest release of Firefox 3.5 and was given the notification that the some of the extensions/plug-ins are incompatible, thats normal. But in the list “Google Gears and Google Desktop” wow! I heavily use Google Gears for my WordPress admin and also for Gmail offline use; and now i’m left in the [...]
In part 3 of Exploring the Leopard 300, we will look at the Dashboard, Front Row, ICal & Quick Look. DASHBOARD I’m a huge fan of Mac OS X Dashboard app. Its a real time saver, I have many widgets running and they keep me all the information I need in a birds eye view. [...]
In the first installment of “Exploring the Leopard 300″, we explored what was new in Address Book, Fonts, Imaging and Finder. In Part 2, we will be exploring what new was release in Boot Camp, Desktop, Graphics, Spaces. BOOT CAMP For the uninitatiated, as Apple moved to Intel processer architecture from PowerPC chips. People started [...]
Very soon, more precisely in September ’09 we all will spend time reading the N amount of not so appearant features in Apples latest Mac OS X release Snow Leopard . I thought it would be a good idea to go down the memory lane and have a look at the famous 300 new features [...]
