Although we’ve very nearly exhausted our supply of headline-worthy Lion puns, that hasn’t stopped us from covering Mac OS X 10.7 in great detail. If you’d like to show Lion who’s king of your Mac jungle, we can help you and . If, on the other hand, you’re still looking to migrate some files from an older Leopard Mac, you don’t necessarily need a CAT-5 cable, but you’ll definitely want to check out Apple’s .
If you’re worried about a potential crash the next time your Lion installation roars to a halt, you’ll want to check out Apple’s freshly-released . Dan Frakes, who’s installed Lion at least as many as went , which lets you turn a USB stick into a Lion book disk.
While our love for Lion knows few bounds, we stil came up with . Steve, feel free to call us if you need further elaboration on those issues. Meanwhile, .
When it comes to iPhone cases, contributor Marco Tabini is always on the case. Er, cases. , and then I write a weekly round-up of all our biggest stories each week, and if we stop, it’s worse than if .
We reviewed a slew of iOS apps:
• , which makes photo postcards, scored our stamp of approval, • , for saving frequently sent messages, lacks much SMS finesse, • , a game focused on killing the undead, is to re-die for, • , an engrossing, train-focused board game, is worth choo-choo-choosing, and • , a timer, reminder, and alarm clock app, is pretty beeping impressive.
Of course, now there’s more to the iOS ecosphere than true native apps. This past week, , and . , and he liked it, but he’s not ready to break up with the native Kindle app just yet. Yours truly spent some time (and a couple thousand words) ruminating on just .
We also wrote up , the new , Facebook’s new , and . Elsewhere, contributor Joel Mathis reported on , though in truth, he spent most of his time figuring out just how precisely you spell “Scosche.”
Intern-turned-staff-editor Alexandra Chang reviewed the , and also ended my streak as the sole member of the Macworld editorial team with an “x”-bearing name.
You don’t even need to bid a buck for ; it’s available in the Mac App Store for free. We reviewed the iOS-inspired , the HTML5-creation tool , and task-management software .
, but Chris Breen says . Chris also explains just what the heck , and . Watch for Chris’s series next week on “How to get kids off your darn lawn.”
Serenity Caldwell pours one out for . So if you’re one of the seven people making the switch from Walmart to iTunes—or one of the millions of folks who use iTunes—here’s Kirk McElhearn’s piece on . If you’d rather make your own kind of music, note that this past week.
Movie fans too may want to consider embracing iTunes, since DVD-streaming service after some legal wrangling. Speaking of legal wrangling, let Dan Moren take you for another edition of our intermittent roundups of Apple-related court matters.
And if you’d rather write your own roundup of our stories, we suggest that , and if you want to print it out, consider one of these . Then mail it to me and grant me permission to pass it off as next week’s Weekly Wrap.