Tag: Snow Leopard
Now Apple are being sued in China over Snow Leopard
Just days after Apple had to fork out £38 million in China to protect the iPad name, and now they're being sued for copyright infringement over there yet again. A household chemical company named Jiangsu Xuebao have filed a lawsuit…
RUMOUR: Mac minis and iMacs get a refresh on 24th March
According to all rumour road maps that seemed to be going to plan for last year, we were supposed to be on the receiving end of some new iMacs in November and a Mac Mini by MacWorld. We got neither. However, according to two separate sites, Jobs, Schiller & Sons is planning an event for 24th March.
Even money says we’ll be seeing new iMacs…
Apple exec unintentially leaks new OS X 'Snow Leopard' release date
Apple hasn’t made a public statement to this effect yet, but it appears that the new version of OS X 10.6 – a.k.a. Snow Leopard – will be arriving early next year. During a presentation recently, Apple’s director of UNIX technologies, John Hubbard, revealed a slide with a list of OS X release dates, including 10.6 in “Q1 2009”.
Last June, Apple said that Snow Leopard would be arriving in ‘about a year’, so the timing makes sense. I wouldn’t be surprised if we get an announcement at Macworld in January about exactly when the new OS will arrive. In the meantime, unless you want to shell out for the new OS in 3 months time, don’t get a new Mac.
Apple (via Obsessable)
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OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard confirmed by Apple, will be GPU-friendly, optimised for multi-core processors
Don’t you love that with Apple naming their latest OS ‘Snow Leopard’, we have an excuse to post cute pictures of snow leopard cubs on Tech Digest?
Apple has confirmed details of OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, which will be launched at the beginning of 2009. What we know so far is that it will be mostly minor tweaks to the current OS, including optimisation for multi-core processors, it will…
WWDC 2008: Snow Leopard, the next Apple operating system, announced by Steve Jobs
In addition to announcing the 3G iPhone, Steve Jobs said that developers would be able to check out a preview of the next operating system for Apple, Snow Leopard.
It’s not due to be launched until early next year, however the people over at WWDC can check it out today, so hopefully we’ll…
