New Build of Snow Leopard, 10A394, Includes features shown at WWDC 2009 Demo

A new built of Mac OS X Snow Leopard was seeded to the very unhappy developers who received the WWDC 2009 build, which did not include the features shown in the keynote, however, the new version has been rumored to include all of the features shown at the keynote (However this is unconfirmed), including the beloved Dock Expose feature.The Dock Expose feature is being dubbed as a rip from Windows 7, ironic, because Apple has always poked fun at the Windows camp for stealing features from Mac OS X, but it seems to be the opposite this time. In Windows 7, if you have multiple windows of a program running, you put the mouse over the application group in the taskbar and the windows of that program will fan out to show you their content, much like Mac OS X Snow Leopard’s feature.The Apple camp has dismissed the idea of Apple copying this Windows 7 feature because it would take “far too long” for Apple to recreate that feature in the amount of time between the Windows 7 release and the Snow Leopard demo at the WWDC 2009 keynote.

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Some Features You Probably Didn't Know About iPhone 3.0

Just today Apple released iPhone 3.0 and I would like to share with you some very minor features that I have noticed with the 3.0 software:

1- When you load up the App Store and go under 'Categories' and choose one and then find the 'Top Free' and 'Top Paid', you will notice that the buttons have a different style that makes it both easier to press and has a better, professional look to it.

2- If you go under your Settings and tap 'General', 'Reset', and then tap 'Reset Home Screen Layout', it will place all the apps you have purchased from the App Store in alphabetical order. 

3- There is a new part of the Settings and it is Notifications that lets you manage the notifications that are running for certain apps. 

Well those are a few that I have found so far, I will update you all later when I find another bunch of them. :)