The Switch To Mac

Founder & CEO of Apple

Steve Jobs, founder and CEO of Apple, died yesterday (5 October 2011) from battling pancreatic cancer. Not only was he a great visionary with technical products like the iphone, ipod, and ipad, not to mention the mackbook, but he was also a good family man and philosopher. In a speech he gave to the 2005 Stanford graduating class he said (and I paraphrase) “Look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself what would you do today if today was going to be the last day of your life? Basically make everyday count.” I have every reason to believe that Apple will progressively move on, but it is sad to see someone like Steve Jobs, who was compared to Thomas Edison, to have left us so soon.

Tom Moy

So you want to upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion, huh? You want to be on
the leading edge of technology.  You want to be one of the first to have
upgraded to the new operating system. You want to see the highlights of
about 250 new things the Apple developers put into the new Mac OS X
operating system a/k/a version 10.7. What can be easier than paying $30
bucks and downloading it from the new App Store right onto your machine
from the internet! How easy is that! Read the rest of this entry »