Is a Mac safe from PC viruses?

Yes, a Mac is 100 percent safe from viruses designed to attack PCs. And although no computer connected to the Internet is completely immune to all viruses and spyware, the Mac is built on a solid UNIX foundation and designed with security in mind. The Mac web browser, Safari, alerts you whenever you’re downloading an application — even if it’s disguised as a picture or movie file. And Apple continually makes free security updates available for Mac owners. You can even have them download automatically.

Honestly that question is a little misleading. Shame on you Apple.

Nice showing of Snow Leopard too. I’m totally sold.

For some reason I’m not as excited about the new iPhone, as iPhone OS has been great since Day 1. Hardware updates don’t really excite me as much. Front camera? 4G? Better processor? Larger flash drive? Those are just accessories to the already great iPhone OS.

But of course, it’s Apple. They may surprise me with some cool new features for the iPhone OS.

I would also love to know more about Snow Leopard.

http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel

Tried it for awhile. Not quite like it yet. Issues:

• Redrawing issue. Had to scroll up/down to get pages to render properly
• Doesn’t load favicons automatically.
• Can’t use proxy.
• UI’s a bit boring. Probably an attempt to conform to the boring grayish OS X theme. Prefers the UI of the Windows version of Chrome.

Colors and unicorns are always good.