More on Mac OS X Tiger on April 15th
eWeek provides confirmation that Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) will be released on April 15th, 2005.
This provides confirmation to a previous report by ThinkSecret indicating the same.
More information on Tiger can be found at Apple.com.
Sources told eWEEK.com that Apple plans to make copies of Tiger available in its own retail stores as well as through independent dealers by April 15, with the official announcement of the product coming earlier in the month.
This provides confirmation to a previous report by ThinkSecret indicating the same.
More information on Tiger can be found at Apple.com.
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90 months ago
Is this the news we have been waiting for? :D Or is it another missed guess?
Edit: I guess if it is "confirmed" then it must be true, but what will the new other products be?
Edit: I guess if it is "confirmed" then it must be true, but what will the new other products be?
90 months ago
If this was the case, surely Apple would be promoting the fact wildly. It is, after all, only a month away. If I was about to launch a new product I'd be getting new and old customers excited by it.
90 months ago
Hmmm... fact or faux or fact or faux or fact...? I sure hope so. Someone buy up my graphics card now so that I can have some cash to run to the apple store on the 15th. =D Time to go on a collection spree from my clients again.
90 months ago
If this was the case, surely Apple would be promoting the fact wildly. It is, after all, only a month away. If I was about to launch a new product I'd be getting new and old customers excited by it.
They have been: via WWDC, via ADC, via the Tiger pages on their website, and possibly via these "leaks" (i.e., it is not unknown for a company to leak information as a form of viral marketing).
90 months ago
They have been: via WWDC, via ADC, via the Tiger pages on their website, and possibly via these "leaks" (i.e., it is not unknown for a company to leak information as a form of viral marketing).
True, but I'd want to be taking orders at this late stage.
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