Wow, I wish “Flash” were playing… get it? Flash?
Filed under: Apple Bashing, Apple Fanboyism, Awesomeness, OS X
I just happen to be experiencing a TON of beachballs today with my Adobe products (After Effects, mainly) and remembered this pic. (BTW, Photoshop is clearly hotter than Illustrator.)
[via 9gag]
Ghost Busting with the Genie Effect
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Snow Leopard “Nail Painting” tutorial: Finally you can match your nails to your OS!
Hey ladies, have you tried everything to land that super-hot Mac Geek in your life with nothing to show for it? Well, assuming you’re not ugly, the problem might be your nails. Everyone knows a true Mac geek likes their woman’s fingernails to match their OS, and nothing screams OS X 10.6 like Snow Leopard Fingernails!
Above: Well, she’s certainly no stranger to makeup.
Check out JulieG 713’s video tutorial (below) on how to paint your fingernails with a wicked cool Snow Leopard print! And as a side note, yes, she’s using “MAC” brand makeup. Double win.
iSlate to run 10.7 “Clouded Leopard” OS? OF COURSE! It all makes sense now!!
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Cynicism, OS X, Opinion, Rampant Speculation, Rumors
OK, as with all unconfirmed (and likely 99% 110% fake) iSlate rumors, take this with a grain of whatever condiment you’d like, but faithful Macenstein reader imalk noticed this picture show up on Gizmodo for all of 20 seconds before being pulled.
Now, we assume Giz pulled it because they feel it is so fake it isn’t even worth trying to get hits off of, but we’re not so proud. And quite frankly, while I do not personally believe it to be a legit leak, I would not be surprised if most specs of the iSlate end up being not all that far off (although I would have said Flash memory vs. an actual hard drive… and no Ethernet… and no way the internal memory goes to 8 GB… and no projector (WTF? A Projector?!?)). Well, as wacky as this spec sheet is, it really only loses total credibility for me towards the end, where it mentions the iSlate will be running “Mac OS X 10.7 Clouded Leopard”.
Now, while a clouded leopard is in fact an actual, real-life honest to goodness type of cat, and it would be pretty impressive if Apple had always planned to use the clouded leopard as the “cloud computing” evolution of Mac OS, it just seems a bit crazy at this point for Apple to be making the jump to cloud computing. I’m not even skeptical from a “10.6 only came out a few months ago” standpoint (after all, Snow Leopard didn’t exactly bring a ton of new features or anything) but cloud computing still seems like the type of thing people like to pretend will be great more than something that will in fact BE great.
But hey, it’s an extremely slow news month, so here you go.
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