Upgraded to Leopard - Apple Mac OS X 10.5

Upgraded to Leopard - Apple Mac OS X 10.5

The most important new feature added in Leopard is undoubtedly Time Machine, Apple’s attempt to encourage the vast majority of users who never, ever routinely back up their data to change their ways. Time Machine automatically backs up a Mac’s files to a separate hard drive (internal or external, though external is certainly safer and more convenient) or a network volume being shared by another Mac running Leopard.

I just upgraded to Apple’s latest OS - the Mac OS X 10.5 aka Leopard and I’m loving every moment of my new environment. This version is worth the upgrade even with just the Time Machine and of course, there are many other new features and enhancements. Time Machine is one awesome piece of Application and NO Mac user should NOT be NOT using it. Read more of my experience with Leopard.

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Brajeshwar posted this article on Sat, Nov 10th, 2007 at 11:21 pm
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