As you may know, Apple announced that the next version of OS X will be called Snow Leopard. They only let out a few details. It will be “no new features”. Well, not quite, it is suppose to have support for Microsoft Exchange server built-in.
Dan Turner gives in opinion about the “feature-less” Snow Leopard in a column at Computer World. Why it might not matter whether PowerPC chips are supported and why it is a good thing that Apple is concentrating on making the system more stable and take advantage of multiple processors and address 16 terabytes of RAM.
Read the full column here.
