Hardcore geeks who want the top of the line Snow Leopard experience can format their hard drive, install a clean copy of Mac OS 10.6, restore their data and reinstall their applications from backup. Read more...
How to Install Snow Leopard on PC with Dual Boot
Taranfx, a technology blog, has put out a very instructive and easy to follow tutorial entitled "How to Install MAC OS X Snow Leopard on PC – Dual Boot". Read more...
Walt Mossberg Reviews Snow Leopard
The tech columnists are raving about Snow Leopard. After Dave Pogue's video comes Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal. Read more...
Snow Leopard Tips now on the iPhone !
SnowLeopardTips.net now works natively on the iPhone! Thanks to the awesome WPtouch plugin for WordPress, all you iPhone users can browse in comfort at 320 × 480. Read more...
Unresponsive apps are more responsive in Snow Leopard
I appears as though even non-responding applications where not overlooked in Mac OS 10.6. Force quitting applications now seems to be a lot snappier. Read more...
Screenshots get a nice touch in Snow Leopard
I am a big fan of Mac OS's built-in screen capture tool. I use it almost every day to to share screen shots with friends or clients. What's particularly great about it is its ease of use and the flexibility of its keyboard shortcuts Read more...
Will my apps work on Snow Leopard?
Upgrading to a new operating system can be a bit scary. Not knowing whether or not your applications will be compatible with the new version... well, let's not get carried away. At least it's not Windows. Read more...
David Pogue illustrates the building blocks of Snow Leopard
New York Times technology columnist David Pogue has released a very instructive educational video about the building blocks of operating systems, Mac OS 10.6 in particular. Read more...
Enable root account in Snow Leopard
Accessing the root account is disabled by default in Snow Leopard. Luckily enabling it is pretty simple and takes less than 2 minutes. Read more...
Snow Leopard uses Core Location to determine your current location
Snow Leopard introduces a new slice to the Apple Core Framework, CoreLocation. As the name suggests, this new set of developer tools allows the operating system to find your approximate location. Read more...
