When Apple unveiled the next major version of Mac OS X was announced, Apple promised that they will be selling the OS via a USB Stick, for those who does not have broadband internet access. Apple is now selling those USB sticks via their Apple Stores, not online. For $69 you will be getting a small USB thumb drive that contains the installer for the Lion.
Showing posts with label MacOS X Lion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MacOS X Lion. Show all posts
August 12, 2011
August 10, 2011
Skype 5.3 for Mac brings in HD video calls to Mac OS X
Skype released an update to their Mac OS X app which brings in the HD video calling feature. Skype 5.3 for Mac also brings in some bug fixes and UI enhancements but this version of Skype for Mac's major feature is the HD video call. The new version will also make the Skype app wok in Mac OS X Lion, the latest version of the platform. Anyway, download the latest version of Skype into your Macs to get this new feature.
Posted:
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Labels:
Apple
,
Availability
,
Instant Messengers
,
Mac OS X
,
MacOS X Lion
,
Microsoft Corporation
,
News
,
Releases
,
Skype
,
Skype for Mac
,
Updates
July 20, 2011
Mac OS X Lion now available from the Mac App Store
Of course, since the updates of the Mac Mini and the MacBook Air has been launched which comes with Mac OS X Lion, it is only natural for Apple to also launch the OS to other Mac users. Today, the Mac OS X Lion is finally available for the other Mac user out there as an upgrade from the Mac App Store.
Posted:
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Labels:
Apple
,
Apple App Store
,
Apple Store
,
Availability
,
Mac OS X
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Operating System
,
Press Release
,
Pricing
,
Releases
USA: Apple launches the updated Mac Mini tows in the Thunderbolt I/O, Faster CPUs, and an AMD Radeon HD
Not only is the MacBook Air gets an upgrade from the Cupertino-based company, Apple have also updated their Mac Mini and has confirmed that the MacBook has been discontinued. The new Mac Mini comes with a newer and a faster CPU, the Thunderbolt I/O, and an AMD Radeon HD GPU. The SuperDrive slot that the previous Mac Mini had has been taken out, which means that the new Mac Mini does not sport any SuperDrive anymore. Starting at $599 you can get a new Mac Mini with an Intel Core i5 2.3GHz processor with Turbo Boost 2.0 (for up to 3.4GHz of processing power), 2GB of RAM, 500GB of HDD, Intel HD 3000 Graphics, and Mac OS X Lion.
Posted:
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Labels:
Announcements
,
Apple
,
Availability
,
Desktop
,
Launching
,
Mac Mini
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Press Release
,
Pricing
,
Specs
USA: Apple announces the updated MacBook Air - Thunderbolt I/O and Intel Core i5 CPU
Apple officially launches and announces the updated line of MacBook Airs. The new MacBook Air is not a design change at all but rather a specs upgrade from the what Apple have unveiled and launched early this year. The updated brings to the MacBook Air the new Thunderbolt I/O that Apple and Intel have been made. Also, the new Air receives a higher and a much faster CPU with Intel's "Sandy Bridge" processor, the Intel Core i5. And, this new Air will also be the first laptop that will officially ship with the new Mac OS X Lion.
Posted:
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Labels:
Announcements
,
Apple
,
Availability
,
Laptops
,
Launching
,
MacBook Air
,
MacOS X Lion
,
Netbook
,
Notebooks
,
Press Release
,
Pricing
,
USA
June 25, 2011
Apple releases to public Mac OS X version 10.6.8
Apple have released to public an update to their Mac OS X Snow Leopard platform. Version 10.6.8 is expected to bring in an enhanced Mac App Store, probably in preparation for the launching and availability of Mac OS X Lion. Also this version of the OS will make your Macs ready for the update. For those who have Macs then it is recommended you update your OS X-es now.
Posted:
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Labels:
Apple
,
Availability
,
Mac App Store
,
Mac OS X
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Releases
,
Updates
June 7, 2011
Apple to launch Mac OS X Lion in July for $29.99 via the Mac App Store
Apple's WWDC 2011 just finished and just like what they promised they unveiled and demoed the new Mac OS X Lion. A lot of new features is towed with this version of Mac OS X and it would only cause an upgrade of only $29.99 via the Mac App Store. 250 new features were said to be carried by the Lion, 10 were demoed and featured during the event.
Posted:
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Labels:
Apple
,
Availability
,
Events
,
Mac App Store
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Pricing
,
WWDC 2011
June 1, 2011
Steve Jobs will be unveiling iCloud, iOS 5, and the OS X Lion at the WWDC 2011
Next week, Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference will be kicking off. Officially, via a press release, Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, will be unveiling the next iteration of the iOS, Mac OS X, and the iCloud. Currently, when you head over to iCloud.com you will be redirected to cloudme.com. Anyway, the most awaited announcement and availability of the next iteration of iOS, iOS 5, will come with a lot of changes enhancing the user experience that iOS users have been wanting. These improvements include a revamped notification system and windgets among other things.
Posted:
Wednesday, June 01, 2011
Labels:
Announcements
,
Apple
,
Events
,
iCloud
,
iOS
,
iOS 5
,
Mac OS X
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Press Release
,
Steve Jobs
,
WWDC 2011
February 28, 2011
Apple's Mac OS X Lion 10.7 new features
Unveiled by Steve Jobs himself last October of 2010, the next major version of Mac OS X, Lion 10.7 is not yet officially available but the OS was already released to developers to test the platform and of course to fill the Mac App Store up. After it has been released new features were found, of course what would an update do without it?
Posted:
Monday, February 28, 2011
Labels:
Apple
,
Mac OS X
,
MacOS X Lion
,
News
,
Operating System
October 21, 2010
Apple unveils the Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
Uhuh, today is the day that Apple held their October 20 event, expectedly, unveiling the latest Mac OS to the public, the Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. Thanks to Gizmodo's livestreaming of the event, I was able to watch most of the event, I think halfway through the whole thing. As those media people in the venue are currently busy touching, testing, and what not the new things from Apple are, I'm here in front of my PC (yeah a PC not a Mac) typing away to give you all the news.
Subscribe to:
Posts
(
Atom
)







