The time has come. You’ve been salivating for months over all the exciting goodies Apple has promised to deliver with Leopard, and now that you’ve got your install DVD, you’re ready to make the upgrade to Mac OS X 10.5. Presumably you’ve already prepared your Mac for Leopard, so all that’s left is the upgrade. Here’s how it works.
Ubuntu 7.10, the “Gutsy Gibbon” release of popular Linux distribution, is officially out this morning. You can download a live CD, request a CD through the mail, and users of 7.04 (or “Feisty Fawn”) can upgrade. Check out our screenshot tour of Gutsy to see what’s new and improved. Ubuntu 7.10 is, of course, completely free, and runs on PCs (and Macs) with 32- or 64-bit Intel or AMD processors.
Ubuntu 7.10 [Ubuntu]Google launches Docs Mobile, a slimmed-down view of Google Docs and Spreadsheets for your handheld. At the top of the narrow page is a search box, followed by a list of recent documents with links to view (but not edit) spreadsheets and documents (presentations are not viewable.) You can also navigate folders, and move between rows and columns or to a particular cell in spreadsheet view.
Google Docs Mobile [via Google Blogoscoped via twitter/steverubel]New version 2.0 of Mac typing timesaver TextExpander is now available, with snippet groups, per-application settings, .Mac synchronisation, and speedier performance.
