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WWDC09 Thread of iPhones and Snow Leopards

the technologies section was fairly dry. I guess because we need devs to write apps to take advantage of these things before we see speed benefits.

it would have been nice to see a stage demo with some rewritten apple apps. see the speed difference
 
Snow Leopard will ship as an upgrade for Mac OS X Leopard users in September 2009 for $29.

OMG

For Tiger(R) users with an Intel-based Mac, the Mac Box Set includes Mac OS X Snow Leopard, iLife(R) '09 and iWork(R) '09 and will be available for a suggested price of $169 (US) and a Family Pack is available for a suggested price of $229 (US).

OMFGWTFBBQ!!!!

Now THAT'S how you get people to upgrade...
 
CurseoftheGods said:
1 hour

no iphone news today

:lol

You know, when a dozen people present, they have a lot more hot air between them. This thing will go 90 minutes if it has to.
 
MaizeRage25 said:
If Snow Leopard is just an update, can I not do a clean install?
This is my major concern. I NEVER upgrade. I always start fresh. And the last time Apple did a real "upgrade" was OS 10.1. It required you had 10.0 already installed or you couldn't even do it. And when I did upgrade, it fucked up the OS. I had to reinstall 10.0 fresh and then upgrade that to 10.1.

Please, Apple, even if it's an "upgrade", let us do a simple fresh install. Just don't patch files. I don't trust patching. I prefer to rip it all out and start new. It's more reliable.

Also, I recall they called a lot of previous releases "upgrades". Or maybe that was "updates". Still...
 
Snow Leopard is going to incite so many little insurgencies in small and medium businesses.

Jasoco said:
This is my major concern. I NEVER upgrade. I always start fresh. And the last time Apple did a real "upgrade" was OS 10.1. It required you had 10.0 already installed or you couldn't even do it. And when I did upgrade, it fucked up the OS. I had to reinstall 10.0 fresh and then upgrade that to 10.1.

Please, Apple, even if it's an "upgrade", let us do a simple fresh install. Just don't patch files. I don't trust patching. I prefer to rip it all out and start new. It's more reliable.

Also, I recall they called a lot of previous releases "upgrades". Or maybe that was "updates". Still...

So do a minimal clean 10.5 install and then immediately install 10.6 over it. It'll have been how they designed the install scripts to run anyway.
 
Mr. Wonderful said:
But does it have Facebook support.
Worst fucking conference ever, confirmed.

Microsoft does was Apple don't!
 
duderon said:
software demo done...

Thank God.

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rawr
 
Juice said:
Snow Leopard is going to incite so many little insurgencies in small and medium businesses.
I think I have all the firepower I need with the reduced prices and the Snow Leopard updates to hit my boss with some "Give me a mac at work, like nowish".
 
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