Apple News & Rumors: WWDC 09 - Snow Leopard

*HELLO* - So in this second video, regarding WWDC 09, I am talking in detail about the rumors and prediction in terms of Snow Leopard, the new OS Update for the Mac.

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[tavogp]

dam man u been hitting the vid hard like 1 every day good job dont get to tried off this keep it up

[DRBUK]

lol. ye i know, its only going to increase...knock on wood, i mean if i get the new iphone, theres gonna be LOADS, and i mean perhaps 2 vids a day.

[houmam52823]

great! but you missed the feature that allows you to assign apps to particular space, for me this is exactly what I need.

[DRBUK]

ye, but i thought u could already do that ? i have all my video editing apps assigned to space 4 ? correct me if im wrong

[PUTO787]

hey,by chance do you know what's that other app?the blank and purple one.

[xxPI3TROxx]

DRBUK, you need to do another vid, about WWDC. New macbook pro's etc safari 4 is very fast btw

[LincolnPhoenix]

In Mac, it is Command + Delete

[Dojan5]

I already have Screen Flow! Damn nabbit!

[Siddif88]

Great vid im looking forward to Snow Leopard. iPhone will always generate the hype but the desktop is where you always return to. Ive had my mac for a bit over a year and it will be my 1st OS change so im gonna wait a bit before i upgrade, wait for all the bugs to be sorted.

[thayyatt]

I currently own MacBook Pro (late 2008)and I run Windows on it. This is my second mac, previously owned a Macbook black. I know you can copy and paste a file in macos, but cutting and pasting is not an option. i am not talking about dragging while holding command button. Deleting a file also not convinient. You can not erase a single file permanently (as shift+delete in windows) and erased files remain in the disk engaging extra space.. what is the point? thanks for response!

[chese0000]

ahh.. man... I was hoping they would release Snow Leopard before the back to school promo ends (Sept 8). oh well..

do you think they'll tell us a specific date for its release date?

[MarkPMus]

I seriously doubt you'd need to upgrade. Mac OS has always been famous for not being very resource hungry. In fact, you'll probably save a great deal of HD space!

[currystubbs123]

i am some what new to apple ( i got the black 2.4 ghz macbook in august 2008) and i was wondering if this new operating system would work on my computer or will i have to upgrade my ram or something