Showing posts with label OS X Mountain Lion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OS X Mountain Lion. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Windows 8 Beats The Mac, Appsolutely
Windows 8 Beats The Mac, Appsolutely well at least according to InformationWeek Editor At Large, Paul McDougall
"Microsoft's new operating system looks how a modern OS should--big, bold, and centered around apps. Suddenly, it's Apple's turn to catch up.
Windows 8 apps are true apps, as I would define the term: Full-screen, specialized purpose, touchable, and always connected. And they can run on PCs or tablets, and have close cousins that will run on Windows Phone 8, which also uses Modern UI. For functions not suitable for touch, Windows 8 can be used with traditional input tools. And the classic Explorer desktop can be accessed on Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise with a single click.
OSX Mountain Lion? Despite some new fit and finish, it remains a traditional PC operating system that is a bridge too far from Apple's iOS-based mobile products. It sticks with old-style applications (window-based, general purpose, manipulated through mouse and keyboard) and the browser as the gateway to information and services." Read about it at InformationWeek
How People React to Windows 8 by SweetLabs with Chris Pirillo
"Microsoft's new operating system looks how a modern OS should--big, bold, and centered around apps. Suddenly, it's Apple's turn to catch up.
Windows 8 apps are true apps, as I would define the term: Full-screen, specialized purpose, touchable, and always connected. And they can run on PCs or tablets, and have close cousins that will run on Windows Phone 8, which also uses Modern UI. For functions not suitable for touch, Windows 8 can be used with traditional input tools. And the classic Explorer desktop can be accessed on Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise with a single click.
OSX Mountain Lion? Despite some new fit and finish, it remains a traditional PC operating system that is a bridge too far from Apple's iOS-based mobile products. It sticks with old-style applications (window-based, general purpose, manipulated through mouse and keyboard) and the browser as the gateway to information and services." Read about it at InformationWeek
How People React to Windows 8 by SweetLabs with Chris Pirillo
Monday, October 15, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
Deploying and Managing OS X Mountain Lion
The Casper Suite has been updated to leverage and be compatible with the new operating system, giving administrators immediate access to this powerful new set of tools. With over 3 million downloads of OS X Mountain Lion in the first four days of release and new Apple devices arriving with the latest operating system installed, IT administrators will quickly need to understand how to efficiently and securely manage devices running OS X Mountain Lion in their organization.
Deploying and Managing OS X Mountain Lion
We will take a look at the new enterprise management capabilities that have been introduced in the latest version of OS X. These new technologies introduce significant new advantages as well as considerations that IT administrators should consider, and we will explore some of the most important principles to keep in mind for large-scale deployments of OS X Mountain Lion.
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