El la tarde de viernes, Apple lanzará otra nueva versión de OS X, llamada Leopard, para substituir la versión actual, conocida como tigre. ™ve€ de Iâ que prueba el leopardo, y mientras que es un evolutivo, no un revolucionario, lanzamiento, creo que construye en ventaja€ de la calidad de los ™s de Appleâ sobre Windows. En mi opinión, el leopardo es mejor y más rápidamente que Vista, con un sistema de las nuevas características que hacen los Macs incluso más fáciles utilizar. Lea el artículo completo en todas las cosas Digital

… Qué me sorprendió sobre OS X del Mac que realicé mientras que charlaba con Kevin hoy era algo que me golpeó por completo en la cara cuando ocurrió a mí. One of the major reasons I used to justify the purchase of a MacBook Pro early this year was how easily I could run Windows programs on the Mac using Parallels Desktop. One of the first programs I installed on the Mac was Parallels followed by installing Vista Ultimate in a virtual machine. This would make sure I could run my Windows apps, the ones that I had judged essential and that the ability to run under Parallels helped me justify the purchase of the MBP. It runs flawlessly and I was impressed with how well Windows ran on my Mac from day one.

Chatting about this to Kevin today made me realize that I haven’t run Vista on the Mac in well over a month! Read the full article on jkOnTheRun

I have been a die-hard Windows user since I started computing. If you had told me I would switch to Mac at any point in the future, I would have laughed at you. There was nothing that could ever make me switch! Well, that didn’t exactly last forever, but as a recent Mac “switcher,� I have a unique perspective on both worlds. Read the full article on AppleMatters.Com

I’ve spent about 15 hours trying to install a $100 Vista “upgrade� on two different machines. If I spend 2 more hours, I would have been better off working at McDonald’s for $7 per hour and throwing this crap out. Read more.

Editor’s note: Doesn’t Bill Gates own McDonalds?