Quote: "According to the study, the most secure OS turned out to be BSD (Berkley Software Distribution) and Mac OS X. mi2g said its study focused on "overt digital attacks" and did not include other methods of intrusion such as viruses and worms."
I agree, but on those same lines the hardware commercials don't show even a glimpse of OS X running on it.
I agree in turn. The "whole widget" includes the stuff that's running on the hardware. I like the idea of it being one whole thing, a complete user experience, but you have to include the as part of the sale.
The magic of Apple is the result of both hardware and software. It doesn't make sense to split the two, but Apple should show some aspects of OS-X while advertising their hardware.
The magic of Apple is the result of both hardware and software. It doesn't make sense to split the two, but Apple should show some aspects of OS-X while advertising their hardware.
Like you said, Apple should do some effort to advertise OS X. But is one doesn't want to split the "user experience" then Apple should do a set of ads, each featuring a section of the "user experience", yet link them all up together. Expensive to do on TV I guess, but possible and equally probable... m.
You guys got a point, I was shopping with a friend one time and her main excuse was that macs are ugly. She said that they dont have the little shiny buttons and look pretty like windows XP. I really thought she was joking but she was serious. OSX needs to be advertised to the world if even for only like a week. \
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Study: Safest OS isn't Windows--or Linux
Quote: "According to the study, the most secure OS turned out to be BSD (Berkley Software Distribution) and Mac OS X. mi2g said its study focused on "overt digital attacks" and did not include other methods of intrusion such as viruses and worms."
That must have been painful for ZDNet to print.
Originally posted by iBrowse
I agree, but on those same lines the hardware commercials don't show even a glimpse of OS X running on it.
I agree in turn.
Originally posted by talksense101
The magic of Apple is the result of both hardware and software. It doesn't make sense to split the two, but Apple should show some aspects of OS-X while advertising their hardware.
Like you said, Apple should do some effort to advertise OS X. But is one doesn't want to split the "user experience" then Apple should do a set of ads, each featuring a section of the "user experience", yet link them all up together. Expensive to do on TV I guess, but possible and equally probable... m.
Cheers
Scott