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How Steve Jobs Mattered

So much has been written on Steve Jobs by long time users and industry veterans – people who loved him and hated him. I hadn’t written my take on his death yet as it’s difficult to accept that someone you admire isn’t there anymore. Most love him because of the products he made, the successes he had and how he made technology and creativity tango like they’re meant to be. I was inspired when I found out who he was and how he viewed life.

Apple Releases First Lion Update, Mac OS X 10.7.1 [Direct Download Links]

It hasn’t been much time since Apple launched Lion, Mac OS X 10.7, to the general public. There have been cries of various issues, specifically the unreliability of WiFi connections in Lion, due to which Apple has hurriedly released the first update, 10.7.1 to the general public. Weirdly, this build wasn’t even released to developers before general availability today while OS X 10.7.2 was seeded to developers.

Lion Tweaks allows you to make Lion look like Snow Leopard

OSX Lion is Apple’s newest glorious Operation System. However, several users are not happy with the way things work and fell inside of this new OS. There are many reasons to upgrade to Lion, but if you are already used to Snow Leopard and how things work, you will need to learn again. Lion Tweaks takes several of those annoying things and lets you turn them off.

How To Fix WiFi Dropping Issues in OSX Lion

If you are one of the unlucky users having issues with your WiFi after upgrading to Lion, then we have a solution for you. The folks over at  OSX Daily have posted this neat little Bash Script to maintain your wireless connection. This walkthrough will show you how to create the script and it will ping your router every 5 seconds, allowing the connection to stay up and not drop.

[How To] Fix Slowness in the Mac App Store

Another nuance has worked it’s way out of the cracks for OSX Lion, some users are experiencing the Mac App Store running a bit slow. Several users are experiencing the spinning busy ball that OSX uses when it’s busy. It is most commonly seen when browsing from app to app. There is most likely a bug or another issue related to this problem, but for now, the folks at OSX Daily have come up with a couple of temporary solutions.