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Steve Jobs is dead

admin — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 06:10:42 +0000

A genius’ just left us, cancer has driven him to a human. “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” said Steve Jobs at Stanford in 2005. Apple announced the death of Steve Jobs at the age of 56 years. He co-founded Apple in 1976 and had left the scene on August 24th.
The death follows numerous health problems, he underwent a transplant liver two years ago and survived pancreatic cancer in 2004. In 2009 already he had been away for several months for health reasons.
Think different, live different, play different.
Steve Jobs, who “Being the richest man in the cemetery does not interest me. Going to bed at night telling myself we’ve done something wonderful… that’s what matters to me.” may rest in peace, he has embraced a philosophy of surpassing and benevolence.

Mac App Store is here in updated Mac Os X 10.6.6

admin — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 00:08:23 +0000

It was announced last month, the Mac App Store is right here right now.

First thing to do is to update OS X upgrading to version 10.6.6:

Here’s what Apple says about the update:

Purchases and installations: buy your apps easily with
your iTunes account. Apps installed in one step and
are thus readily available in the Dock.
Update your applications: Mac App Store stores the list
apps that you have acquired and notifies you when software
Free updates are available.

So it feels like the iPhone app store in iTunes. Here it
looks like! worst thing is that now apple is fully tracking us: you will have to use the iTunes’ Apple ID to buy
and download applications.

Everything looks like the same categories, the most
downloaded, most popular, etc. …

Now that you’re ready, Apple will scan all the mac to check what you own and the applications you’ve already install. Not being a fan of this kind of Big
Brother attitude, I will avoid the mac app store and will not even download 10.6.6., also i will always find a way to download poker games from the developers.
Too bad Apple wants to control it all.

Apple’s back to big news

admin — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 21:58:27 +0000

Apple and its ways to say things…

Tomorrow (16 novembre) will be another ordinay dayNOT like the others for all mac users and/or addicts say apple’s today website about the iTunes update. So am relucatnt to this news when they f*** $10 from me with their update iLife scam…This isnt good.. Whatever tomorrow is another not like the others!!! wahoo !!!!

while waiting da big update, wishing you good game the mac poker players

Mac Os Lion 10.7: Apple unleashes the new cat

admin — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 22:48:40 +0000

And now, the 10/20 keynote went and Apple has already updated its site and shows the new cat:

With new features announcement effect missed when remembering the early denying of an Apple Store on 10.7. Jobs has justified this time as “the App Store is the best place to discover applications”, where free and paid applications coexist (like its mobile predecessors).

Great news is the implementation on OS 10.7 of good ideas auch as iPhone and iPad’s LaunchPad.

So output Mac OS Lion next summer, what to spend the winter with a good snow leopard who can sometimes make me regret Tiger. rrrrrrr

Snow Leopard’s already here

admin — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:26:20 +0000

A new Leopard is born. Snow Leopard’s arrived. Apple’s put it on its landing page. Nice to see the new grey and white cat already. The Os X 10.6 is available at $29. It’s time to play poker at 64 bits.

Snow Leopard: can you hear it coming?

admin — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 15:52:02 +0000

Alex Brooks of World of Apple reports the news: the of Snow Leopard’s build 10A286 has just been sent to the developers.
When Windows announces its new OS to be out next year, Apple seems to confirm its leadership on the operating system technology with the new version of our OsX.
No reasons to let Bill’s team copy and copy again.
Apple is saying it clear: we’ll have the most advanced operating system in the world.