Although it was released a month ago, the article entitled “OS X Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7: The Final Countdown” was a very interesting article which for once was fair to BOTH operating systems.
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Henrik V Blunck
Judging from some communities, the number of users of Ubuntu has either risen considerably, or they simply suffer from far more problems than other Linux users. As you probably read on other blogs I write, I was previously a happy user of Mandriva Linux — the linux distribution that merged Mandrake and Connectiva into Mandriva.
We thoroughly enjoyed a visit from a friend in Slagelse yesterday. We grilled and enjoyed fellowship which was excellent. We are both tech nerds. He is an avid user of Windows whereas I left Windows for the Linux operating system and in November 2007 I took the FINAL move to the MacOS operating system. I […]
It made me very proud of the Apple brand to read that President Obama gave an iPod to Queen Elizabeth during his visit to England in the month of April. I couldn’t think of anything more thoughtful than indeed an iPod. It’s easy to use for all ages, it’s versatile in connectivity with pcs and […]
Steve Ballmer has suggested that a Mac is 500$ more expensive than a pc, and that you’re only paying for a logo. You can read about it here: http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/Microsofts_Ballmer_Tide_has_turned_against_Apple_in_computer_market_41492832.html, and watch this video:
The article "Support for IE7: It’s all About Accessibility" from the Sitepoint blog woke people up. They commented like crazy on the subject.
Ladies and gentlemen, the best news ever is that you can now download Wolfenstein 3D for your iPhone (click the title).
You should remember to update your iTunes to the current version 8.1. You will find that keeping your Mac regularly up-to-date is no problem. You can click the Apple logo at the top left of your screen, and choose “Software update” and then you can see what is found to be updated since you last […]
The VLC Media Player is definitely a utility you need when you handle many video formats. It’s highly versatile and can handle almost any format under many operating systems. You can read about the media player from this location: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/.
XNView is a very good utility for browsing your graphic files. You can get it for free directly here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/imaging_3d/xnviewmp.html.