Apple Client & Server Solutions
It's here—Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard), in both client and server flavors, has arrived. And since Leopard is at the center of every CPU Apple sells, as well as the software that runs on it, this is a perfect time for businesses to consider Mac OS X v10.5 or their IT solutions.
No matter the size or character of the solution, think of Mac OS X as the glue that holds it all together. While it may seem as though Leopard is a great stand-alone sale, it's much more than that.
With hundreds of new features, both Mac OS X v10.5 and Mac OS X Server v10.5 have the power to make a huge difference in the way your business handles it IT chalenges.
Get a closer look at the features that will transform your business with Mac v10.5.
Desktop
The new look of Leopard showcases your favorite desktop image and puts new file stacks at your fingertips for a stunning, clutter-free workspace. Learn more
Finder
Browse your files like you browse your music with Cover Flow. Learn more
Quick Look
Browse, play, view, and page through your files. Without opening them. Learn more
Time Machine
See how your system looked on a given day and restore files with a click. Learn more
Mail
Email personalized stationery, take notes, and write to-dos that appear in iCal. Learn more
iChat
Video chat with effects and backdrops, present remotely, and get more from text. Learn more
Spaces
Create custom workspaces to stay clutter-free and organized. Learn more
Safari
The world’s fastest browser, now with even more features. Learn more
Parental Controls
Give your kids a safer, happier Mac experience. Learn more
Boot Camp
Run Windows on your Mac. Learn more
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Earlier today, Apple, Inc. announced plans to support Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and industry-standard corporate security standards in their upcoming iPhone update. This update, which is expected sometime in June of this year, will add push email, push contacts, push calendar and global address list support to the iphone making it a true enterprise solution. Microsoft Exchange server 2003 and 2007 will be supported by the iPhone 2.0 software update.
Another great enterprise feature being added to the iPhone 2.0 update the ability to remote wipe a device. This feature has been available on BlackBerry and with Goodlink for sometime.
For more information on Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007, iPhone Exchange integration or other Enterprise phone solutions for your company, please contact Dynamic Solutions Group at 800.979.4374.
Apple has issued several security updates for Available for: Mac OS X v10.3.9, Mac OS X Server v10.3.9, Mac OS X v10.4.9, Mac OS X Server v10.4.9. These updates fix vulnerabilities that allow a local user to create files or execute commands with system privileges. This latest round of security updates also fixes a buffer overflow vulnerability in the AirPort Driver that will allow it to process control commands and trigger an overflow which may lead to arbitrary code execution with elevated privileges. This issue does not affect the AirPort Extreme Card. The full details of the update are available by following the links below.
Apple, Inc has announced an upgrade to its popular video editing suite with the introduction of Final Cut Studio 2. The refresh of Final Cut Studio includes Final Cut Pro 6, the newest version of its video editing software. Some of the new features in the software include the Open Format Timeline which lets you mix and match source material and even video clips with different frame rates, improved audio, and integration with a new application from Apple called Color. Color is a new tool that allows you to edit the colors of you video and have consistent color across your entire production. Follow the links for the full story.
Apple Inc. has issued a press release stating that it will be pushing back the release date of OS 10.5 dubbed Leopard until October of this year. Apple has recently been focused on the Apple iPhone and meeting its June release date and has had to pull developers off of Leopard to focus on finalizing the Apple iPhone. Citing quality concerns, Apple has decided to push Leopard back rather than release a product that may have unresolved bugs. Follow the links to read the full press release.
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