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Published: 2009-11-03, Author: Tom , review by: techworld.com
Snow Leopard/MacOS 10.6 isn't a blockbuster. It has a few new applications that aren't likely to start an Internet storm. The updates to the existing apps are the polish of this version, one that quietly fixes and augments the applications. Apple G4/G5...
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Published: 2009-10-19, Author: John , review by: techworld.com
With Mac OS X 10.6 Server, Apple has made significant improvements to their server OS. Major new features like Address Book Server and Mobile Access Server complement the solid improvements in existing services. The addition of Push services for email...
Abstract: Apple has made much of how Mac OS X 10.6 ( Macworld rated 4.5 out of 5 mice ) is a tuning of the operating system, removing older cruft, but not really adding new features to the OS other than some plumbing upgrades and Exchange 2007 support. The same ...
New features like Address Book Server and Mobile Access Server help out both users and administrators; improvements to OS plumbing help services scale much better; home directory syncing is much improved; push services for email and iCal, a better server-...
For non-Apple clients, using iCal and Address Book servers will not be as consistent of an experience due to other platforms lagging Apple’s level of support for CalDAV and CardDAV standards; for companies with a mix of PPC and Intel servers, upgrad...
With Mac OS X 10.6 Server, Apple has made significant improvements to their server OS. Major new features like Address Book Server and Mobile Access Server complement the solid improvements in existing services. The addition of Push services for e-mai...
Snow Leopard Server includes major updates to some of the OS's core components and is now fully 64-bit. Ease of use, plus simple and affordable licensing make OS X a viable alternative to Microsoft's Windows Server 2008, although we had problems with o...
For best results clients should be running Mac OS X 10.6 (though it still supports Windows PCs well)
We found Snow Leopard Server to be a powerful but simple to use server solution, with the stability and power of Unix, topped with an intuitive interface familiar from Apple’s accessible Mac OS X client operating system. The adoption of open standar...
Abstract: Wow! Once again Apple have proven why at least in my opinion they make the best operating system on the planet. This latest version of the software is codenamed Snow Leopard, updating version 10.5 Leopard. It's a funny update this one. It is not exactl...
No client access licenses required, Simple onesizefitsall licensing, Extremely easy to manage
Poor webbased mail user interface, Push notification of email to iPhone and iChat voice calls from Windows devices didn't work in our tests
Snow Leopard Server includes major updates to some of the OS's core components and is now fully 64-bit. Ease of use, plus simple and affordable licensing make OS X a viable alternative to Microsoft's Windows Server 2008, although we had problems w...
