Mac OS X Leopard Delayed to meet iPhone Targets
April 15th, 2007 
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That was the sound of millions of Apple Geeks breathing one unfied depressing sigh, or it could have been the collective snicker of thousands of MS Engineers who had to put up with the perpetual jabs about longhorn Vista delays. Turns out Apple has shifted developers from OS X Leopard to the iPhone team. The result: Leopard delayed to October, and the iPhone in late June. These “top secret” features in Leopard better be worth it!
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Downloading your favorite TV show is much easier than it was a few years ago with the help of torrent indexing sites and great software. With the arrival of the open source TVShows application, the whole thing just got even easier. This is way easier than that god awful hackjob of a program Azureus’ RSS offering in this area!
This app reminds me of the built-in OS9 feature in days of yore, but slicker. Not sure if I’d use it, but that is still the best put-together screencast I’ve ever seen. Note how the clock in the corner is showing current real time. There are a few downsides I saw while using this app which include the video glitching as well as the occasional pink flicker on screen. It also contrasts with some of the other GUI elements in OS X creating a dissonant user interface experience. Lot’s of potential though
Apple has released an 8-core set of options for their Mac Pro line of professional desktop computing. Starting at $3997 for the following configuration:
