This is my full review of Snow Leopard for the Mac.

If you want to see all the new features, then watch this video

There were a few updates in this new version of iTunes, these features/bug fixes can be found below. The biggest and best feature to me in this update is the maximize button which was not in iTunes 9. This update is available for all operating systems (Mac, Windows, Vista, Linux) and can be downloaded here

Showing off just a few of the new features in Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) that I found about 10 minutes after installing.

I will be uploading a full review tomorrow.

So as you all know, Snow Leopard for the Mac was one of the most talked about topics rumoring across the web for a few weeks before and after the release. Now, I did a review on Snow Leopard a day or two after using it (that video can be viewed here) and I was quite impressed that I gained 20GB+ back of memory and the performance seemed to be faster. A few days rolled by and I was starting to get aggravated because my internet would keep going in and out and yet, before upgrading I never had this problem, that was the first of a few things to come.

The next problem that I found was that some of the applications would not work, now I understand that this is a new OS and coding is different but that is no excuse what so ever. Cyberduck had an update so that it would be compatible with Snow Leopard but not too many others are doing the same.

Also, many programs such as: Photoshop, Firefox, Safari, Screenflow, iMovie, and Final Cut Pro seemed to become unresponsive at random times and I would wait forever for it to come back but it didn’t so I was forced to ‘force quit’ the application, which caused great inconvenience because I was really working hard on whatever I may have been doing. I also did make a video on all of my problems and that will be below this article.

Overall, if you are planning on purchasing this software anytime soon then be expecting these problems, which I would think that after reading this you would not purchase it. There will be updates coming out in the near future for this buggy software so I would defiantly wait for that if anything.I do regret paying the 29 dollars because it was rather a waste of money and I now want to downgrade back to regular Leopard.

“We’re still gathering details, but our understanding is the service will be very different to the Google China music download service that they launched in 2008,” the report said. “That service, which is only available in China, allows users to search for music and download it for free.”

One thing that is unknown is whether or not the new service would provide purchase and download of content, like iTunes, or another format, like streaming

This is just a minor update just fixing a few bugs that were found in 3.1.1. You’ll now find that Apple have fixed an ongoing issue which caused the iPhone to not wake from sleep sometimes, while AI also points out that an ‘intermittent’ issue which may have been interrupting cellular network services until you restart, has now been addressed.

Another problem was that some devices crashed while opening a video, this is also fixed in this new firmware update.

The update will be a little over

Incoming search terms:

• ipod touch firmware 3 1 2

Apple is investigating several reports of people complaining about poor battery life for their iPhone 3GS users after they upgraded to the 3.1 firmware. The 3.1 upgrade did deliver a lot of new and useful features but this was not what some people were expecting. There are several iPhone 3GS users on the 3.1 firmware that are looking for solutions to this problem but unfortunately there are not any kind of fixes right now, the only thing that could fix this is downgrading your iPhone to 3.0 or 3.0.1.

Apple is now offering (for download) a battery life logger, which will collect information about your iPhone’s battery life. The logger syncs the data with iTunes and sends it off to Apple for investigation.

Also, some of these people have tried restoring, which is what most apple help center’s would say to do when experiencing battery issues, but it still does not work. Some things that could slow down your iPhone and run the battery out faster is using push notifications, frequent vibrating, and running apps or the internet in the background.

There is also a lot more tweaks done to the audio part of the software, making it easier to get your audio and video to match up perfectly. And the new audio-ducking feature automatically adjusts the volume of your background music whenever your voiceover comes in, so that saves some of the work for you.

Another one of the new features, which I really love, is the ability to publish the recording straight to youtube (like in iMovie) without having to export then go to youtube.com and upload.

There are all kinds of fixes for version 2.0 as well so that it will not crash or stop recording on Snow Leopard, which is great because ScreenFlow crashes on me all the time.

ScreenFlow 2.0 is going to cost you $99 if it’s your first time purchasing ScreenFlow, and registered owners of the original ScreenFlow sotware can upgrade for a solid price of $29.

I think this is definitely worth the money because this fixes basically any problems you have with version 1.0 and also gives you the ability to publish staright to youtube.

More to come about this in a review soon.