Boot Camp: Easily restart into Windows without changing your Startup disk
No clunky trip to System Preferences, no holding the Option key. A simple utility can let you get in and out of Windows with no fuss.
Read moreNo clunky trip to System Preferences, no holding the Option key. A simple utility can let you get in and out of Windows with no fuss.
Read moreIt isn’t automatic session restore, but Safari can still re-open the tabs you had open the last time you quit it.
Read moreMany color cartridges have died… to bring you black ink. Hopefully Snow Leopard’s new ink warnings can help avoid that.
Read moreDon’t blow an afternoon manually deleting or merging duplicate contacts. Make your Mac do the work for you.
Read morePinch-to-zoom makes video chatting more enjoyable.
Read moreApple changed how much space Cover Flow gets in a Finder window between 10.5 Leopard and 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Read moreHolding the Option key while clicking F-key controls for display, keyboard backlighting, and volume settings will open their respective System Preferences panes.
Read moreA Bluetooth SIXAXIS / Dualshock3 PlayStation 3 pad can work with Snow Leopard after plugging in via USB for the first time. No extra drivers necessary.
Read moreOn recent MacBooks that feature multi-touch trackpads and run at least 10.5 Leopard, a swipe with three fingers in Mail will select the previous or next message in the current mailbox.
Read moreSoftware Update will display a dialog box if you’re running only on your battery, advising you to plug into a power source.
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