Vista vs. Leopard: Battle of the New Features
Leopard introduces lots of new apps and interface features to Mac OS X. How does Vista match up?
Eric Dahl, PC World
Step Into the Time Machine
If you've followed Leopard coverage at all, you already know about Apple's slick new automatic backup feature called Time Machine. Attach another drive to your system, and you'll have the opportunity to designate it for Time Machine backups. Once that's set up, the OS will automatically back up changes to your files, and you can browse through them in this nifty 3D interface.A Guide to Business IT
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