Mac OS X Lion: What you need to know
Macworld
by Macworld Staff, Macworld.com The last time Apple updated the Mac operating system—2009's Snow Leopard release—the most noteworthy changes happened under the hood. That's not the case with Lion, the next major version of Mac OS X. Apple has been ...
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OS X Lion vs. Windows 8: Feature by Feature
PC Magazine
Microsoft and Apple, the two leading consumer desktop operating system makers, have shown us the future of their software. Here's how they stack up. By Michael Muchmore Last October at an event on the Apple Cupertino campus called "Back to the Mac," ...
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Lack of offline still hobbles Chrome OS
CNET (blog)
by Seth Rosenblatt If you like living your digital life in the browser, then the Chrome OS (review) could be a clanging clarion siren that's hard to resist. It's fast, geared for an Internet tether yet able function on its own, and it's a bold step ...
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Apple's OS X and virtualization: A missed opportunity
ZDNet (blog)
By Jason Perlow | June 8, 2011, 8:05pm PDT OS X Lion still has no native virtualization capability. Apple is missing out on some serious revenue possibilities which could be just as disruptive to the “Post-PC” world as the iPad. ...
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Why Apple doesn't need to worry about virtualization of Mac OS X
Brian Madden (blog)
articles, blogs, podcasts, and tweets over the past several years discussing whether Apple should allow Mac OS X to be virtualized. There have even been rumors that this was going to be allowed (or even that Apple might include some form of ...
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Android Operating System defeats iOs Operating System
Brandimposter.com
The latest survey from Vision Mobile and Bluevia show that Google's operating system is more desirable than the application developer Apple IOS platform. Based on the survey show that 67 percent claimed by the developer to develop Android-based ...
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Recommended: Android market share to surpass 40 percent this year
msnbc.com
By 2015, Nokia's Symbian operating system, in second place right now with 20.6 percent of the market, is expected to dwindle to 0.1 percent by 2015. Apple's iOS, which is third at 18.2 percent, is expected to be 16.9 percent by 2015. ...
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Microsoft: Middle-aged blues
The Economist
Founded in 1975, it rose swiftly to dominate the world of personal computing with its Windows operating system and Office suite of word-processing and other productivity tools. But the company is now showing some worrying signs of middle-age fatigue. ...
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Apple Accused Of Swiping Student's Wi-Fi Sync App For iOS 5
Huffington Post
Apple unveiled its new mobile operating system, iOS 5, this Monday at the Worldwide Developer's Conference to much fanfare. But some are now saying that one of the OS's key new features, Wi-Fi Sync, which allows users to synchronize the contents of ...
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Android vs. iPhone and iPad by the numbers
Computerworld
How does Google's mobile operating system stack up against Apple's in the smartphone and tablet markets? We look at the data. By Sharon Machlis Computerworld - It looks increasingly like Android will be the major challenger to both Apple's iPhone and ...
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