Leopard Out Tomorrow, Early Reviews Are In, and More
Posted 10/25/2007 at 10:44am
| by Mac|Life Staff
Leopard's about to leap: Tomorrow at 6pm Leopard goes on sale. So far the early reviews are pretty positive -- see what The New York Times (reg. required), Wall Street Journal (reg. required), USA Today, and Wired have to say. Or just get the highlights. If you don't plan to upgrade right away, there's still Mac OS 10.4.11 to look forward too. Woo!
More Leopard notes: iPhone developers hope that Leopard will hold some clues about what iPhone development will be like, since the iPhone is assumed to be a Leopard-based device. Leopard won't have Classic mode, so kiss your OS 9 apps good-bye. And FileMaker isn't Leopard compatible yet.
iPhone news: The Apple cheerleaders at Piper Jaffray are predicting iPhone sales will continue to grow, hitting 45 million per year by 2009. They've also raised their target price for Apple stock to $250 (it's trading at $183 as of this writing). But the iPhone's future may not be so rosy in the UK, where a recent poll shows that consumers' interest drops once they find out how expensive it is.
And finally: Here's how to open a third-generation iPod nano. Gmail just got even better with the addition of IMAP support (here's how to set it up on your iPhone). Users are complaining about poor battery life in the iPod touch. And little Christopher can go to school while battling leukemia, thanks to iChat AV.