Is There A Better Way To Look For Mac Software?

The internet has changed how we buy and try software on our Macs. No more buy and then try.

The latest updates are minutes away thanks to internet connections, rapid reviews, quick updates, the Apple Store, and MacUpdate. What did I miss?

Apple sends us updates for Mac OS X automatically via Software Updates in our Mac’s System Preferences. I set mine to check each week and auto download in the background.

Admittedly, I’ll usually find and download an update even.... (excerpted).

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