Apple had a joke with us, Mac OS X 10.6.2 beta 10C535 which is released today has re-joined support Intel Atom processors.

In early time, Apple removed support for low-power processors, Atom, that led to concern from the industry, it is generally considered that Apple would launch its own netbook or tablet products, and Intel needs to be swept out. Now, it just seems like a debugging tool. Of course, we can not guarantee support for Atom will continue to exist in publicly available version.

As we all know, Mac OS X is rather general in supporting third-party hardware,  particularly bad in support for non-support for Intel Core2 processor, and also do not provide the support and after-sales service to other hardware. Although Atom being supported by Mac,  still need to work after modified  by hacker.

In the past month, a number of Mac OS X users reflected they loss personal data when they login their account. Apple said they are actively looking for solutions.  

This is the first time, Apple said the investigation and study of the issue. Early in September, a few Mac users in Apple’s discussion forums reflect the problem. The problem is this: first, log on to the guest account, then log the user’s own account, they found that all users’ data has been lost and their accounts completely reset.

This data loss is the Snow Leopard’s another flaw. Snow Leopard has caused some inconvenience to users since its launch, including the Finder crash, some applications are not compatible, the wireless connection dropped.