Many people all over the world have been using the current Mac OS leopard since 2001 with little complaint.
In the light of the newly developed Snow Leopard 10.6 OS there has been mixed feeling of apprehension and anticipation from all faithful MAC users.
Many people are wondering why the developers at Apple have decided to change the software at all, as it is widely believed that the current version is good enough.
Reviews from previewers have noted the following:
- Faster and more responsive than current version
- Excellent compatibility with move to 64bit and new scheduler
- Installation simple and easy
- Reports suggest that it takes up to 10GB memory in installation and not the advertised 7GB
- No new applications and improvements are minor
- Easier to read folders with more options such as impressive new preview feature Quicklook
- Menu options have an iphone look.
- Long awaited services update – supports exchange 2007 servers (windows does not do)
- Safari has been described as one of the best things about the new software – giving the user greater ability to grab and manipulate web data.
Therefore overall the reviews have been positive and the majority of people noticed the benefits more once switched back to the current version of Leopard, and at £25 for a single user upgrade the benefits are definitely worth the price!
