Dec 2007   26

Flip4Mac WMV Components Updated for Leopard Posted on 12/26/07 under Apple, Mac Leopard, Mac OS X, News, Post, Video By Marcelo Lewin Flip4Mac WMV Components, the software that lets you run Windows Media video files on the Mac using QuickTime, has been updated. [Read The Full Story]

Dec 2007   22

Apple Releases Another Security Update To Fix Issue In Prior Security Update Posted on 12/22/07 under Apple, Mac Leopard, Mac OS X By Marcelo Lewin According to Apple’s website, security update 2007-009 v1.1 addresses an issue introduced in Secuity Update 2007-009 that may cause Safari to quit when browsing certain websites. [Read The Full Story]

Dec 2007   15

Parallels Releases Version 3 Build 5582; Fixes Leopard Issues Posted on 12/15/07 under Mac Leopard, Mac OS X, Parallels By Marcelo Lewin Parallels released version 3 build 5582, which made it 100% compatible with Leopard. [Read The Full Story]

Dec 2007   15

Apple Updates: GarageBand 4.1.1 and Quicktime 7.3.1 Releases Posted on 12/15/07 under Apple, Mac Leopard, Mac OS X, Updates By Marcelo Lewin Apple updates GarageBand and Quicktime software applications. [Read The Full Story]

Nov 2007   15

Apple Releases Updates For All Final Cut Studio Applications, Tiger and iPhoto Posted on 11/15/07 under Apple, Final Cut Pro, Mac Leopard, News By Marcelo Lewin Apple released a bunch of updates for Final Cut Pro, Motion, Sountrack Pro, Color, DVD Studio Pro, Compressor, Cinema Tools, iPhoto and Tiger. [Read The Full Story]

Nov 2007   3

Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard “Real World Usage” Report: Stacks Posted on 11/3/07 under Apple, Mac Leopard By Marcelo Lewin The Mac (for those of you who don’t own one) has something called the “dock”. It’s the same thing as the “task bar” in Windows. The big difference is you can drop your application icons on it and launch your application from there. [Read The Full Story]

Oct 2007   28

My Experience Upgrading From Mac OS X Tiger to Mac OS X Leopard Posted on 10/28/07 under Apple, Mac Leopard By Marcelo Lewin I was going to wait to hear what other people’s experience was like upgrading to Mac OS X Leopard, but after visiting the Apple Store in Pasadena, I could not wait. I purchased Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) for $129. In fact, I purchased 2 copies. One for me and one for my work computer. [Read The Full Story]