For those familiar with Mac, we all know how useful Exposé can be. With the click of a button, it elegantly displays all your open windows in one screen, making it really easy to find a particular window that you are looking for.

Long have Windows users yearned for something like this. There have been several offerings for Windows that tries to do the same, but neither has been particularly successful in emulating the original. And with the birth of Windows Vista, there is now Windows-TAB that does something similar, but still not as good.

But now, we have something new called DExposE2 Reloaded. This one seems really promising in becoming a worthy substitute for Exposé on Windows. It even features a handful of extras such as interactive previews, hot corners, and multi-monitor support. Why not give it a shot?

Download: 05-08-2008 Build

Alternatively, download via the developer’s site.

Now’s the perfect time to get a Mac desktop. Apple has updated its iMac line of desktop computers today, giving it more power than ever.

The US$1,199 20-inch model now sports:

• 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Penryn processor
• 128MB ATI Radeon HD 2400 XT graphics
• 1GB of memory
• 250GB 7200RPM hard drive

The US$1,499 20-inch model sports:

• 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Penryn processor
• 256MB ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO graphics
• 2GB of memory
• 320GB 7200RPM hard drive

The US$1,799 24-inch model sports:

• 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Penryn processor
• 256MB ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO graphics
• 2GB of memory
• 320GB 7200RPM hard drive

Finally, the top-of-the-range US$2,199 24-inch model sports:

• 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Penryn processor
• 512MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS graphics
• 2GB of memory
• 500GB 7200RPM hard drive

Available immediately from Apple Online Store.

Leopard

• New Menubar
• New 3D Dock
• Stacks – keeps your desktop clean
• Consistent window look
• Prominent active window
• New Finder with Quick Look, Sidebar, and Cover Flow View
• Leopard is 64-bit
• Ships with Boot Camp
• New iChat
• Time Machine – search back in time for lost files, backups entire hard drive automatically
• WebClip – Easy way to create your own Dasboard widgets
• Spaces – Multiple desktops

Safari

• New Safari 3 Public Beta
• Windows version now available
• Many new features such as SnapBack, Private Browsing, and blazing performance

iPhone

• Full support for Web 2.0 and AJAX
• No iPhone SDK

The long-awaited WWDC 2007 Keynote is finally upon us! For the millions of unfortunate souls who can’t attend the event, here are the various sources to check out for live coverage. Be sure to bookmark this page in case the source that you go to gets overloaded by immense traffic!

1. iPhoneAlley (Audio)
2. MacRumors (Text)
3. MacScoop (Text)
4. WorldOfApple (Text)
5. Gizmodo (Text)
6. AppleGazette (Text)
7. Engadget (Text)
8. AppleMatters (Text)
9. macnn (Text)
10. MacObserver (Text)

The keynote will begin at 10AM PST. Click here to check the current PST time.

“As promised, here are some shots of Half-Life 2 running in my Windows VM on my MacBook Pro. If I find some time this weekend, I’ll shoot some YouTube videos of these apps running so you can see how fast they fly.”
- Parallels official blog

I’m really interested to “see how fast they fly.”

Another great feature in Parallels 3.0 is the SmartSelect. It allows you to open a file in either a OS X or Windows program directly, skipping the hassle of having to run the Windows program first and opening the file from it.

The new version will be available in a few weeks, with a new copy costing US$79.99 and an upgrade costing US$49.99. But if you purchase the upgrade before June 6, you’ll knock US$10 off the tag.

Gaming on a Mac has just gotten better!

Apple continues to bash Vista with this new ad called Security…

Some fanboys are well, just fanboys. Some truly shows it by keeping 74 Macs at home. That man is Jeremy Mehrle from St. Louis. His basement is like the holy ground for Mac fans, with Macs from Mac Classics to iMacs. It is even furnished with the typical Apple-white and iPod posters.

Check out the gallery at Flickr.

Is Sony copying Apple? What appeared on a little corner of Sony Australia’s site, is a little flash animation that looks just like our favorite Apple advertisements.

Apparently, Sony is trying to market their VAIO C Series notebook as a “non-pc pc”. And they are probably trying to say that their notebooks are so stylish that using one will instantly make you a fashionable Harajuku girl.

Ain’t foolin’ me Sony, beneath that skirt you’re still a middle age man in business suit. Eww…

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I don’t know about you, but I find the appeal of these Mac ads starting to wane. Not as funny as before. Looks as though they were trying too hard.

Justin Long (the Mac) also has longer hair now, which I find ugly. But hey, who am I to judge, mine isn’t any better…

The Apple’s “Get A Mac” advertisements are so well-received that Apple has decided to make Japanese versions of them. Here are the three that they are starting with, titled ‘Nickname’, ‘Virus’ and ‘iLife’.

Two more videos below. Alternatively, visit Apple’s website for higher resolution videos (takes longer to download of course!).