Tag: operating system

Making Waves in International Trade: The Benefits of AI in Simplifying Customs Processes

Feb 28, 2023

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Tom Raftery

in Digital Supply Chain

Hello everyone! As the host of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I’ve been exploring the latest trends and innovations in the world of supply chain management and logistics. Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with Oscar Morales, the CEO of Sifty, a company that is leading the charge in the use of AI and…
The badge of pride now should be how long it has been since you left your computer on overnight!

Feb 5, 2010

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Tom Raftery

in Trends & Concepts

I’m an IT guy. I love my (Mac) computer. Most other IT people I know love their computers too, be they Mac, Windows or *nix based. Of course you would when you are typically working on them 8+ hours per day. We take pride in our computers – how fast they are, the latest software/widget…
Apple releases 10.5.1 update to Leopard

Nov 16, 2007

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Tom Raftery

in apple, Mac, os x

Apple released an update to OS X 10.5 (Leopard) today. The standalone update is 110mb but when I downloaded it this morning through Software Update it was a 38mb download for my machine. According to the Apple info page on the update, it: includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security…
OS X Leopard hacked to run on PCs

Oct 28, 2007

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Tom Raftery

in apple, Mac, os x

With Apple’s move to Intel chips for its Macs, the last significant difference in the hardware architecture between Macs and PCs disappeared. This meant that Apple’s much vaunted OS X operating system is designed to work on PC hardware. Leopard, Apple’s latest version of OS X was released on Friday 26th last and in just…

Tag: operating system

Making Waves in International Trade: The Benefits of AI in Simplifying Customs Processes

The badge of pride now should be how long it has been since you left your computer on overnight!

Apple releases 10.5.1 update to Leopard

OS X Leopard hacked to run on PCs