Hi Ruben,
I guess with any new gadget or piece of software there will be a wide range of
reactions and people will derive different levels of utility from them, but as
someone who lives in Snow Leopard, I personally, cannot wait to upgrade to
Lion. I believe it could be yet another Apple quiet
So far Lion seems like a pretty minor (and uninteresting) update to me. SL
didn't implement many new features but there was a massive amount of work done
on the code.
Ruben
Oh I just noticed. There is a link to the keynote address that introduced Lion,
on the Apple site itself.
http://even
i'm for the last 15years on the net with a variety of macs w/o
protectionstill no virus
but it's possible that macs are downloading windows viruses & pass
them on the others without the mac affected
James
On 26/12/2010, at 14:45, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all wamuggers,
I hope you all had
Oh I just noticed. There is a link to the keynote address that introduced Lion,
on the Apple site itself.
http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1010qwoeiuryfg/event/index.html
As always the keynote is worth watching just to soak up Steve Jobs' showmanship.
Enjoy!
C
On 2010-12-27, at 11:25, cm
Hi Chrs,
Yes OS X 10.7 - Lion, is definitely on the way. The estimated release day is
June of 2011. Lion is an attempt to bring the ease of use of the iPad and
iPhone to the Mac platform. This will include the always on feature and the
launch-pad layout of apps and self contained app style sof
Thanks Philippe, Paul, Severin, Daniel and others for your really
helpful suggestions.
I will look at those programs suggested as well as avast for my
Windows side on Bootcamp. Im actually thinking of installing Parallels
or VMFusion as Im tired of having to reboot my Mac each time I need
Good morning All,
Hope Christmas has been good, and that 2011 will bring you all that you desire.
Regarding 'free' anti-virus software for the Mac, I have for some
weeks now installed Sophos for Mac on my MacBook and iMac. It seems to
work seamlessly to the point that I often wonder whether it i
I would just install AVG Free in the Bootcamp XP and do periodic scans of it
and your external media.
If the media is Mac formatted you will not be able to scan it but you
probably don't need to for the same reason.
In order to do this you would need to run Windows via VMWare or Parallels,
this wou
I use the free version of iAntivirus, and it seems to work quite well in the
background without slowing down the system. I would advise against using
Nortons as all it ever seems to do is slow down the computer.
Daniel F.
Sent from my iPad
On 26/12/2010, at 15:51, Severin Crisp wrote:
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I can really recommend Intego Virus Barrier. Not free but it is a
complete virus and internet protector and one copy serves two computers.
Severin Crisp
On 26/12/2010, at 2:45 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all wamuggers,
I hope you all had a great christmas.
I am looking for a free (or low
Hi Chris,
Jus as an aside, the virus that was on your external hard drive was likely a
Windows virus. Even though you may have somehow downloaded it on your Mac, it,
in all likely hood, would not be able to run on your Mac and could therefore do
not damage to your Mac itself. Another possibilit
Hi all wamuggers,
I hope you all had a great christmas.
I am looking for a free (or low cost) anti-virus scanner that I can
use on my Mac (MBPro 10.5.8) which will detect and delete any baddies
that may come in either from emails, software or external devices such
as portable HD.
The re
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