More than one in four Apple notebooks sold in October were MacBook Airs, according to figures from research company, NPD and Morgan Stanley. The share, 28%, is a significant rise from the first six months of 2011, when the Air accounted for only 8% of Apple notebook sales. Since then, the Air has been updated [...]
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@davedesigner Well yes... and as the user you can turn the whole lot off in Settings > Notifications > MacUser! Which beats letterboxes :) -
@davedesigner That's a really good point. You can't really miss the other pubs so do we need to notify? Will look into this.Mentions
@johnny_winter @mailonline @macusermagazine well she has seemingly given birth to a giant.....
@macusermagazine not really the best experience crippling functions. Nail the letterbox pass me the hammer.
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Why the MacBook Air must wait for Lion to be unleashed
by Kenny Hemphill on 17 June 2011 in CommentThe imminent launch of an upgraded MacBook Air, complete with Sandy Bridge chipset and Thunderbolt connector, is about is about as open as secrets get where Apple is concerned. It’s one of those rumours where all the pieces fit so tightly together that you can be fairly confident that the new machines are only a few hours Apple Store downtime away from release.
It seems, though, that we may have to wait just a little longer. AppleInsider reports that Apple will wait until Lion ships before releasing the new Air. That makes perfect sense to me. There’s no way that Apple would release a new machine with a new version of the OS before the OS was available to buy on its own. It just doesn’t work like that. And it would be stupid to launch with Snow Leopard.