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Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Found this on space.com today
under 'Sponsored Links' Looking for intelligent life? Start exploring with software and devices that run on Windows®. Go to windows.com. (0) comments Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Going Intel
I guess everyone remotely interested in the Mac knows already the big news that from middle of next year on Apple will sell Macs with Intel inside. I definitely didn't believe the rumors until Steve Jobs let the cat out of the bag while giving his keynote speech at the WWDC in SF this Monday. And, honestly, I was quite surprised. I did read the press release and some of the statements that started popping up all over the web. But until I had watched the keynote myself on Tuesday morning and also read through some of the preliminary documentation available on the ADC site, I couldn't really get a picture of what was going to happen. I don't want to say it will be easy, but it will be for sure much easier than the two major transitions Apple had gone through before. The first one, from 68k to PPC, was quite painful and the second one, from OS9 to OSX, was quite easier. 1. Tiger is a great, mature operating system and it has been built to work on both processors. 2. The whole thing was planned for some time and there is a 1 year advance warning for developers with full support from Apple (Xcode 2.1) 3. Steve Jobs is in charge. I must say after all, I am not afraid but I am actually looking ahead to what is coming. And, to defy all the nay-sayers, we'll be buying an iMac G5 this month. I am sure Apple will keep on supporting these machines for several years. (0) comments Sunday, May 08, 2005
Tiger is roaring on my PowerBook
I just installed Tiger on my PowerBook G4 and so far, it works great. I still have a bit a problem with Mail quitting unexpectedly, but I think this is due to some of the add-ons I had installed in Mail. All in all, I like it, widgets are great and spotlight seems to be very good, once it is done scanning all hard drives. (0) comments Friday, March 25, 2005
What's next?
Apple Certified Portable Technician ...
Apple Certified Portable Technician is the next one on the to-do list. I got the Peachpit book Apple Training Series: Desktop and Portable Systems, it should be delivered soon, then I'll make the final decision if first ACDT or ACPT. (0) comments |
