The Dig For Mac Gold: New Software Updates.

Mac360 is digging for gold. 2006 is another year of change for Mac users. Many Mac apps get upgraded for OS X for Intel. What about Adobe and Microsoft?

The latest word from each is that we need to cool our heels for awhile.

It may be the end of 2006 or early 2007 before either software developer has native applications ready to run on Intel Macs. Those are complicated projects.

In the meantime, earliest reports show that the Intel-based iMac runs older Mac applications quite well using the built in Rosetta.... (excerpted).

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