New Apple Keyboard: Fine hardware, but the software side still needs work
Thursday, August 30th, 2007 • 2:28 pmSleek and fast, but there is much confusion with the function keys on the software side of things.
Sleek and fast, but there is much confusion with the function keys on the software side of things.
A somewhat scary problem, which then disappears without explanation.
A minor software update eliminates a long-standing issue with the registration process.
iWork installer causes iCal Dock icon to revert to “17” even when it’s running.
A stealthy software update finally brings the on-screen guide up to speed.
Once again, the new version of Pages provides very few real improvements.
Whenever you get excited about advancements in software design, you can be sure that Microsoft will bring you back down to earth.
New interface drops single-window, frame-based approach and improves accessibility for all users, not just disabled users.
A small, but not insignificant detail is fixed in Pages ’08.
I was not expecting a masterpiece of usability, but this feature is really poor.
A “perfect storm” of little bugs just for us Mac users.
Hard to tell from the demo movies, but at least we have a new version of iWork to look forward to!
Baby why won’t you be mine? Honey let’s go dig deeper…
Microsoft has no shame.
LaunchBar continues to amaze.