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Apple Kills Hackintosh Netbooks with Snow Leopard Update

Apple is reportedly breaking Hackintoshes -- meaning netbooks illegimately installed with Mac OS X -- with its latest update to Leopard.

| Opinion | Operating systems | 11/02/09 at 9:30 pm |


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Two more Snow Leopard Expose tips

Exposé in Snow Leopard has gained a lot of new features. We've already discussed using Dock Exposé to switch between app windows in different Spaces, selecting Exposé windows by name, and using Quick Look and the Command-Tab switcher in Exposé mode. Here are two more Snow Leopard features to add to your memory banks.

| Tip | Operating systems | Software | 10/27/09 at 8:15 pm |


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Psystar's Rebel EFI -- Snow Leopard on a PC

While the world focused on Microsoft's launch of Windows 7, Florida-based Psystar quietly launched Rebel EFI, a software product that should worry Apple a lot more than Microsoft's latest operating system.



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PC vs. Mac deathmatch: Snow Leopard beats Windows 7

Windows 7 is a worthy rival, but Mac OS X Snow Leopard is the better operating system by a whisker for discriminating professionals.



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Snow Leopard Purring on a PC?

When is a Windows PC not a Windows PC? When you toss out the Windows and replace it with Apple’s Mac OS X Snow Leopard or any other major operating system.

| News | Operating systems | Software | 10/23/09 at 12:27 pm |


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How 10 Famous Technology Products Got Their Names

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