There are other comparisons made, such as iChat, iCal (once a toy but now a true business tool), Mail and Preview, etc.Macworld wrote:The marquee feature of Leopard••™s predecessor, Tiger, was Spotlight, a desktop search engine that indexed the contents of all your Mac••™s documents and made them instantly accessible. It made for a great demo, but in everyday use Spotlight was a real letdown. It was slow, couldn••™t handle sophisticated queries, and failed to support the simplest query of all (namely, searches for a file with a specific name). With Leopard, Apple seems to have addressed most of Spotlight••™s failings. It••™s shockingly faster than it was in Tiger, and Spotlight now supports Boolean operators (and, or, and not).
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Also, Macworld has done a decent job at looking beyond the cosmetics. Several MW people have gone over Leopard with a fine-toothed comb, and several have touted the best features of Leopard has having nothing to do with the bells and whistles.
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