FaceTime for Mac

FaceTime is already a big hit on the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G but what about the Mac? Well, now Mac users can get it for their computers. It requires Mac OS X 10.6.4 installed for it to work. You use your email address to make and receive FaceTime calls. The application is still in Beta - it hasn't been officially released yet. You can still download it here though.


More info at: Apple

Mac OS X Lion

Mac OS X Lion is yet to be released but it brings great functionality. It includes features such as folders, like on the iPhone, The Mac App store, launchpad and many more. 


Folders acts as they do on the iPhone so you can group applications i.e. Games, Utilities, etc. The Mac App store behaves just like the iOS app store, you can download apps and install them on your Mac. You can also use iTunes cards for purchases. 


Launchpad is just like the home screen on iPhone or iPad - there are pages of apps, folders, etc. You can drag icons around to rearrange them or you can delete them.


Mac OS X Lion will be released in late 2011.


More info at: Apple

There is also an iLife update.  :)

Ubuntu Review

I recently tried out Ubuntu on my PC and Mac and it worked great. It is much easier to use than Windows and doesn't use up valuable processing power and RAM. I haven't found any flaws yet but there is sure to be some. The OS is a free and open source making it affordable for home computing.


More info and download at: Ubuntu


I will update this post with more later on.