Apple’s latest version of their OS X operating system, named Snow Leopard is now available for preorder at Amazon.com. It’s due to be released at the end of September.
It’s not on any Canadian sites yet for preorder but I’ll update this post when it is.
It’s a pretty slick update to Leopard (10.5) and clocks in at just $29 for one user
Apple has a full list of refinements that details what you’ll get for that $29.
I think I have a problem. Is it weird for a guy to like gadget bags? I think I have a bag/pouch/container for just about everything gadget I own. I guess I like to protect my stuff. I especially like Crumpler bags. The latest one I bought a few months back was the Crumpler Keystone…
Almost a month ago, I posted my predictions for the next version of the iPhone. Let’s see how I did: Prediction #1: Details about the iPhone release in Canada will be announced on June 9th Steve Jobs himself will announce them during the WWDC Keynote as he reveals the next iteration of the iPhone (version…
Yes, I decided to head down to the Apple Store in the Alderwood Mall today and get my own 32gb Wifi iPad (for realz): My original plan was to wait for the 3G model but then I realized that it’s highly unlikely that the cellular carriers in Canada will offer a compelling data option…specifically I…
Impatiently waiting for this thing to arrive. At least it’s been shipped a few days ahead of schedule…although I appear to have missed the cutoff but is expected (by Apple) to be delivered on Monday, Feb 4th. I must be looking forward to that ‘new Apple product’ smell you get when you open the package….I…
Always curious to try new things, I figured I’d try out Ubuntu (gutsy) on my eeePC. The nice thing about Ubuntu (and many versions of Linux these days) is that they are available in ‘live cd’ versions which means you just boot up the cd image that you burn after downloading and then you can…
This pretty much sums it up (works best if you use Twitter): (via Sean Osteen on Flickr) Despite being in line at 4am, it still took over 4 hours for me to have a working iPhone 3G after physically getting it due to server issues. I’ll elaborate more on the phone in a future post…
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One of the problems with Apple’s upgrades is that often older ‘pro’ versions of their software that I’ve paid good money for are suddenly reduced to the ‘free’ version with the new upgrade. e.g.:QuicktimePro
I usually find this out after the fact as Apple are not too open about the loss of functionality of older software.
Also, with each upgrade in iTunes the spyware of Apple increases. I had to use iTunes 4.0 on my old iBook for several years to keep Apple out of my computer. The list goes on.