… هذا تطوير مهمّة ل [أبّل]; مكروسوفت حصل [أبرت سستم] متأخّرة, [فيستا], استقبال فائرة بعد ه فبراير - شباط إطلاق, و [أبّل] سيكون مشجّعة من يجذب يخيّب [ويندووس] مستعملات مع نمر. قرأت ال يشبع مادة على [تلغرف.ك.وك]

… [لونغ بفور] نمر طرق على المشهد, أنا صنّف [أس] [إكس] أفضل إلى [ويندووس] ل كثير مستهلكات. مع نمر, [أبّل] يوسّع [أبرت سستم] رصاصه [أسثتيكلّي] وتكنولوجيّا. قرأت ال يشبع مادة على [أوستود.كم]

On Friday evening, Apple will release yet another new version of OS X, called Leopard, to replace the current version, known as Tiger. I’ve been testing Leopard, and while it is an evolutionary, not a revolutionary, release, I believe it builds on Apple’s quality advantage over Windows. In my view, Leopard is better and faster than Vista, with a set of new features that make Macs even easier to use. Read the full article on All Things Digital

…What surprised me about Mac OS X that I realized while chatting with Kevin today was something that hit me full in the face when it occurred to me. 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