10 ) CMD T. New tab in Chrome/Safari/Firefox
9 ) CMD, ESC. Front Row access.
8 ) OPTION, CMD, D. Show/Hide dock. Nice to have sometimes when the dock gets in the way.
7 ) SHIFT, CMD, DELETE. Empty Trash.
6 ) CMD, “x” / “c” / “v” / “s” Cut, Copy, Paste, Save (These are almost on any system, but still nice!)
5 ) Shift, Click to minimize. Matrix style window minimization.
4 ) OPTION, CMD, ESC. Force Quit applications
3 ) CMD, SHIFT, 3 or 4. Great easy way to take a quick screen shot.
2 ) CMD “w” or “q”. Close or Quit program.
1 ) CMD, SPACE. You can do almost anything with this, it opens spotlight.

What’s your favorite shortcut? Leave a comment below!

Scuba

Well today, Apple released that Snow Leopard, (10.6), will be delivered on August 28th, 2009. Be sure to get your preorders in today! If you have not heard about Snow Leopard, come out from under your rock and check out some of the new features included.

Next-generation technologies

-New core technologies in Snow Leopard unleash the power of today’s advanced hardware and prepare Mac OS X for future innovation.
-64-bit support, the next big step for the Mac. All key system applications are now 64-bit so they can take advantage of all the memory in your Mac.
-Grand Central Dispatch, a revolutionary new way for software to get the most from multicore processors.
-OpenCL, a new technology that unleashes the power of graphics processors to accelerate application performance.
Learn more about the new technologies

QuickTime X

-As the next generation of media players, it’s built on new core technologies and advances modern media and Internet standards.
-Watch your videos in a clean, uncluttered interface with the new QuickTime Player.
-Record audio or video using the built-in iSight camera and microphone in your Mac.
-Trim your media to the perfect length.
-Easily publish your media to MobileMe or YouTube.
Learn more about QuickTime X

Out-of-the-box support for Microsoft Exchange

-Mac OS X Snow Leopard delivers built-in support for the latest version of Microsoft Exchange Server, something even Windows PCs don’t have.
-Use your Mac at home and at work and have all your messages, meetings, and contacts in one place.
-Easily set it up using the Autodiscovery feature in Exchange.
-Use Mail, iCal, and Address Book to access your work email, calendars, and the Global Address List alongside your personal accounts.
-Take advantage of powerful Mac OS X features such as Spotlight, Quick Look, data detectors, and more.

Use the links below to learn more, or make your pre-order!
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