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No. Your OS9 QT will be untouched

The keynote is available as video-on-demand as an MPEG 4 stream (you will need QT6 to view it) at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/qtv/mwny02/ I don't know a way to download it - some adress leaked some days ago where you could download the whole 300 MB keynote but it seems that apple has...

I can’t tell you if and when a new version of IE will be available but i can tell you that scrolling webpages in IE are much faster in Jagwire than in 10.1.5 - but window resizing still is sluggish (but that’s an problem of IE because the other browser i’ve tested resize smoothly) But the...

No - i dont even have the game :)

The icons in macosx are generally stored in various resolutions in an .icns file in the application's bundle - the sizes are 16x16, 32x32,64x64,96x96 and 128x128 and quartz calculates the steps between this sizes (if there is only one 128x128 icon quartz theoretically would also calculates the...

There are generally two types of images - pixelbased (like TIFF, JPEG, GIF etc) and vector-based (EPS etc) - pixel-images consist of pixels describing the color for every pixel in the image. Vector-images are using lines and fills to describe a picture - so what’s the difference for the user...

I think the preference "always minimize in place" is gone but you still can control-click the yellow button to minimize in place

OSX’s graphic system is very complex and powerful. Graphic compositing is done by "Quartz" - which is based on display PDF - which is not yet Open GL accelerated (“Quartz Extreme”_which means OpenGL accelerated Quartz compositing is a feature in Jaguar) - every window is stored in a buffer...

During his keynote speech at Macworld 2002 Steve Jobs presented iSync and other features with an bluetooth cellphone - does anybody know which cellphone it was?

But AFAIK all major commercial applications today like all Adobe and Macromedia products are Carbon - so Carbon also have to be ported to x86 to run - or could the entire Carbon enviroment ported and the applications stay untouched? :confused:

Sorry for my english :)

If apple is really moving to x86 - what would that mean to the current customers? Will all applications need to be rewritten? Will there be two versions of all applications for some time? I've buyed my iMac just 2 months ago - will it become useless (most new applications for x86 Mac...

Read here Click here for the full story http://help.apple.com/mac/5/help/mail/pgs/mac43.htm ( it seems that the button is not here yet but its stated in the help document so... )

The iTunes 3 window does live-resize... (except in visuals mode)

You guys could simply copy the iTunes 2 Icon and paste it on the iTunes 3 Application :)

actually MPEG-2 decoding is available.. look into the apple.com online-story - cyou can purchase the component there - 30$ i think

any more questions? ;)

Also look here (new Apple.com look!) http://mac.com/1/mac_newfeatures.html

But you have to pay for it - there are no free services left... all will be free services will discontinued in september

Well - read here.. http://mac.com/1/mac_faq.html