Apple ships a known vulnerable version of Flash with Snow LeopardSource:
The last thing you expect when you upgrade your operating system, is that you will have some of your security silently downgraded.
But that's precisely what seems to have happened with Mac OS X Snow Leopard, which ignores that you have been keeping Adobe Flash up-to-date and dow …
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: the Ars Technica reviewSource: Ars Technica
Mac OS X 10.6, aka Snow Leopard has landed. This time around, Apple goes light on the glitz in favor of some heavy work under the hood. John Siracusa dives deep into Apple's new OS offering to see what's new, what's still the same, and whether it's worth upgrading.
Apple to Ship Mac OS X Snow Leopard on August 28Source: Apple
Apple® today announced that Mac OS® X v10.6 Snow Leopard™ will go on sale Friday, August 28 at Apple's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers, and that Apple's online store is now accepting pre-orders.
Is Apple the New Big Brother?Source: The Daily Beast
Twenty-five years after tech geeks were liberated from the PC Empire, they started turning on Apple this week for its technological tyranny. Douglas Rushkoff on how David became Goliath.
Windows 7 Beats Snow Leopard On Older Hardware SupportSource: PC World
Got a four-year-old Mac? Forget the newest version of OS X; Apple's Snow Leopard will only be supported on Intel CPUs. Got a PC from 2001? Windows 7 just might run on it. I tested a below-spec PC with the latest version of Windows and saw surprising results.
Apple tops PC customer satisfaction surveySource: CNET.com
An overall satisfaction rating of 80 percent was good enough for Apple to trounce the second-place finisher, Gateway, which scored 66 percent. Forrester surveyed 4,564 U.S.
A year on, Psystar still defying AppleSource: CNET.com
Today, the essential question regarding Psystar is unchanged: does the company have the right to sell computers with Apple's Mac OS X Leopard preinstalled, as it has been doing since April 14, 2008?
Microsoft's 'Apple tax' needs a refundSource: Macworld
Here's another wacky choice: Kay suggests the family will want add Blu-ray capability (which, it's true, is not currently supported by OS X) to the desktop system in year four.
The Microsoft DiscountSource: Macworld
Microsoft has really been pushing its "Apple Tax" marketing message. First we had the latest round of "I'm a PC" ads. Then we had Steve Ballmer claiming that, in the current economic climate, it makes no sense to pay a premium for an Apple logo.
Mac AttackingSource: Technology Review
Fans of Apple computers often boast about superior security. But as Macs have gained in popularity over the past few years, this has brought much more attention from hackers.
Why you will upgrade to OS X Snow LeopardSource: TG Daily
Despite its lack of major end-user features, Snow Leopard could be the biggest OS X update ever thanks to one killer feature - speed and performance that will take everyday computing to the next level.
REVIEW: Apple's iMovie09 is a true "wow" update for video softwareSource: Chicago Sun-Times
iMovie '09 (released as part of iLife '09 and alongside iWork '09) is a revolutionary update to iMovie '08. Since its first public demo last month, the aforementioned Disgruntled Fans have been hooting that it represents Apple's apology for last year's edition.
Apple donates $100,000 to fight same-sex marriage ban* Source: The L.A. Times
Apple is contributing $100,000 to fight Proposition 8, the California ballot measure that would define marriage as only between a man and a woman. The company's announcement today came as the fight over Prop. 8 grows hotly contested, with recent polls showing the race tightening.
OS X Snow Leopard: It's all about speedSource:
There is a certain kind of excitement behind this release as it may be one of the first applications that truly reveal how good modern hardware really is.
Mac Fans Disappointed in GTK+ PortSource:
"Those wanting to run Linux apps on their Mac desktops now have reason to rejoice — sort of. The GTK+ software development framework has been ported to Mac OS X, so it's now possible to install and run GTK+ applications on your Mac. But there are some hang-ups.