Transition to the Intel-Based Mac Platform

In 2006, Apple released its first Intel-based Macintosh. The platform phased out PowerPCs by the end of 2006. In order to help developers and publishers support this new standard, INM has put together a service package to assist with the transition.

The Intel version of Mac OS X features a technology called Rosetta, described by Apple as a dynamic code translator. Rosetta takes program code created to run on a PowerPC processor and translates that code into its Intel equivalents, thereby enabling Intel-based Mac computers to run older Mac OS X applications without any or with a few simple modifications.

INM's Intel-Based Mac Initial Test Package
This service package is designed to provide developers and publishers with an initial evaluation of the compatibility of their current software on the new Intel-based Mac platform using Rosetta.

Next Steps
			Read our free white paper for details on what the transition entails
			Interested in the service package? Email us: Services@INM.com
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