Slacker Equals Me

     As of recently I've had a fever and it'd kicked my ass. But I'm caught up in research of two postings, yes two one fairly old that I may just throw out... nah. The other is very tricky and in depth, without being bias that is. By the way: Snow Leopard came out today for purchase as an upgrade for 29 bucks. Time will tell how that turns out in the masses quicker than I can read about it.

Snow Leopard

     Apple is rolling out their new OS X 10.6 named Snow Leopard. It comes pre-installed in all new Macs starting this September. And the upgrade is only 29 bucks for OS X 10.5 users, but is it worth it... for me it's easy to say no. I have no problems with my current computer except for one 3rd party software called "Picasa". Good idea... wretched end product. When will it just get fixed?! Now that I thing of it, I'm just going to delete it. Anyways, Snow Leopard is not much of a difference to the average user apparently. A lot of the changes are under the radar to your basic consumer. (Like the 64 bit 'switch'). Although if one does notice some changes they may be from the boost in speed of joining a wireless network, wakeup time, and time machine backup.