Yesterday at WWDC, Apple announced the next level of Mac OSX….Lion.

Apple spoke about around 250 updates to the OS, including improved gesturing, a Command Center, and a major Mail update.

This update along with IOS 5 (to be released in the fall) seems to be further blurring the lines between OSX and IOS, the new Mail app looks almost identical to the iPad version.

The upgrade will be available on the App Store in July and will cost $29.99.

Whenever anyone talks about enterprise computing, the discussion typically shifts to Microsoft and Windows. After all, the software giant’s operating system has long been the dominant force in the corporate world. And, aside from Windows Vista, each new version of the software has proven to be extremely successful on a corporate level. When Apple products get discussed in the enterprise at all, the conversation usually centers around the popular iPhone smartphone and iPad tablet, not the relatively prosaic Mac desktops and notebooks. However, a new study from the Enterprise Desktop Alliance could drastically change the conversation. Read more >>

November 23, 2010 — Charleston, SC — eGroup, Inc. has been officially approved to join the Apple team as an Authorized Apple Reseller. This gives eGroup the ability to work with organizations to plan and deploy customized Mac and Apple multi-platform solutions. The authorization process was both lengthy and rigorous as Apple selects only the most committed organizations to join its highly exclusive reseller community.

eGroup is authorized to sell the MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac Pro, Xservers, and supporting software. Look for eGroup to announce its iPad Authorization in early 2011. eGroup is authorized to sell to corporate customers – and also to end users, consumers, and individuals – at extremely competitive prices.

eGroup accepts credit cards to make purchases easy and seamless.

“eGroup is thrilled to become an Apple reseller, and to be able to bundle the increasingly popular Apple end-user devices with our sophisticated VMware, Cisco, EMC and Citrix data center solutions for the “total virtual desktop solution”, said Mike Carter, Principal, eGroup. Read more >>