Black jaguars also have spots. It's just that black on black is hard to see. They aren't the same color, but they are the same species. It's like green eyes on humans, uncommon, but doesn't make them something else.(sure Panthers and Jaguars are related but not exactly the same. One is characteristically black and the other has spots. )
As I predicted back in 2002, the day has finally come! People, I present to you once again....
OS X Sabertooth.. That's something Scott Forstall would like.
Could just be they drop the OS part of the description:
OS X 10.9 becomes X9
iOS 7 becomes i7
No more animal names. Just simple and elegant like Jony Ive's designs.
Could just be they drop the OS part of the description:
OS X 10.9 becomes X9
iOS 7 becomes i7
No more animal names. Just simple and elegant like Jony Ive's designs.
Has it been completely forgotten that most of the reason Apple moved from "MacOS" to "Mac OS X" was because of the new Unix base and SJ's obsession with the letter X in his brand names related to Unix?
The timing of it being the 10th iteration of Mac OS software just made it a cool double meaning.
We've already had OS 11, it was called Puma. This is really 19 coming up.
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But see, "ten" is also wrong.
Has it been completely forgotten that most of the reason Apple moved from "MacOS" to "Mac OS X" was because of the new Unix base and SJ's obsession with the letter X in his brand names related to Unix?
The timing of it being the 10th iteration of Mac OS software just made it a cool double meaning.
Wait...you do know 10.10 is really 10.1, right? You'd be going backwards...
Everyone in this thread is actually wrong. The billboard is clearly hinting at Apple's much rumoured new product line:
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It wasn't even the tenth version. The released it before OS 9 with some time.
Er, no. Mac OS 9.0 was released in 1999. Mac OS X 10.0 was released in 2001.
Er, no. Mac OS 9.0 was released in 1999. Mac OS X 10.0 was released in 2001.
That would never happen. The 'OS' is there for a reason - it denotes that an operating system is the subject. And i7 has more in common with Intel...