New builds of Apple’s Mac OS X Tiger operating system are beginning to surface with dozens of previously unpublicized features.
New Tiger builds include Address Book sharing, PDF bookmarking
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DDNS, PDF book marks and address book sharing is awsome!!!!
The return of GC is awesome. I think it’s really Curvus Pro X. Compare
http://www.curvuspro.ch/osx/images/screenshots/Screen1.jpg
to
http://images.appleinsider.com/images/tiger8a2graph2.gif
SpotLight, CoreImage and that new calculator seem like enough to be worth $130 right there, and with Xcode 2 Apple has one upgrader for sure.
… when I think things couldnt get any sweeter, apple pulls out an ace. I will be dishing out my apple tax next year for sure, as well I’m thinking about buying another machine (refurb ofcourse).
You gotta love graphing calculator, but why is it brushed metal? I don’t think most people would consider their calculater part of their digital lifestyle…
I don’t think most people would consider their Finder part of their digital lifestyle… But it is brushed metal. 🙂
I don’t know about you, but us Mathematicians and Math majors drool over GC like use Computer scientists and Computer science majors do over our technology dejur (I am double majoring and I want the TI 84+ badly plus I would love to get my hands on a nice AI research project)
graping calculator, finally. I was supprised how much I missed it when I switched from 9 to X.
I’m really afraid that Apple will make Tiger run only on G4 processors and above, discarding the G3 machines (or, at least, the oldest ones, like the original Bondi Blue iMac G3)