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Published: 2011-07-20, Author: Jason , review by: techworld.com
After a long period of relative stability on the Mac, Lion is a shock to the system. It's a radical revision, motivated in part by the vast influx of new Mac users coming to the platform from iOS, that makes the Mac a friendlier computer. Veteran Mac ...
Easier to use and more powerful than ever. Tabletstyle features include automatic filesaving and resume. Multiple versions of documents saved automatically. Effortless integration with online services like Google and Yahoo. Views and prints Microsoft O...
No support for old PowerPCplatform apps. Distractingly cute interface on calendar and address book.
Abstract: In a decade, Mac OS X evolved from a curious hybrid of the classic Mac OS and the NextStep operating system to a mainstream computer operating system used by millions. It was a decade of continual refinement, capped by the bug-fixing, internals-tweakin...
Time-saving multitouch gestures, Helpful Mission Control view, Several apps run at full screen, Smarter email search, Auto Save adds peace of mind, iOS-like Launchpad for apps, AirDrop makes sharing files locally a breeze
Can't close apps or search from within Mission Control, Dock could use a makeover, Using new gestures requires learning curve, Must manually exit search to return to inbox in Mail
There's no doubt that Apple is on a roll with Mac sales, and it's not just the shiny and slim notebooks that have allowed the company to enjoy growth at the expense of many Windows laptop makers. It's how the software and hardware work together, such a...
Abstract: Mac OS X is the most successful PC operating system in history. A bold claim, but read on to find out why. Success for some pundits is expressed by quantity - the number of software licences sold, the size of the installed customer base, the extent of th...
Abstract: Between Snow Leopard and Lion, something important happened. The iPad, dismissed by many as a gadget that nobody needed, proved to be enormously popular. So popular, in fact, that Apple has brought some of the features of the iPad operating system, iOS...
Published: 2011-07-20, Author: Andreas , review by: golem.de
Lion ist im Unterschied zu Snow Leopard ein sehr radikaler Umbau des Betriebssystems. Angefangen beim Scrollverhalten über die Vollbildanwendungen bis hin zu der Art, wie zwischen Anwendungen umgeschaltet wird, hat sich aus Nutzersicht enorm viel veränder...
Gostei do Lion. Mesmo com o desempenho inferior ao do Snow Leopard, traz bons recursos. Com a atualização no sistema operacional, a Apple meio que me força a comprar mais memória para a minha já idosa máquina – algo que eu planejo faz meses. Nesse artigo...
Greatly improved multitouch awareness, Mission Control better at sorting clutter than pure Exposé, Launchpad exposes apps to newcomers, More accessible but still capable Mail interface, Autosave and resume, FaceTime and Mac App Store already loaded, Quick install process, Potential of iCloud, Low $30 upgrade price, Key improvements to FileVault, Safari, Time Machine,
Launchpad slightly overwhelming and limited, Mail not as good at coping with large daily message counts, No straightforward way to make a Lion install disc or drive, Dodgy Address Book and iCal visual changes, No builtin Java; no Rosetta at all, May face a tough challenge from Windows 8, whenever it ships,
Some in the Windows-centric media have a tendency to accuse Apple of asking users to pay for what in Windows would amount to a service pack. We can see some of the point, since Apple is rarely instituting fundamental interface changes in the same way a...
