And you know this how? I don't see Google Navigator available on anything other than Google's own Android 2.0.

@Jeff: Then you're on the wrong site. That's like saying the editors of crackberry.com should not be saying they hope someone goes out and buys a Blackberry (over an iPhone or Android device).

Isn't the iTouch made by Mac? *double cringe*

Option-clicking on the battery icon tells you the condition of the battery. Pretty neat about the Airport icon, though.

Format my hard drive and reinstall everything from scratch about once a week. That'll lead to productive weekends. :)

I was previously able to connect my MBP to my 1080P LG TV but the max resolution it would allow me to have was 1080i under Leopard, which I thought a bit odd. SL now shows me 480p, 720p, and 1080i at the top of the list with respective TV icons to the right. Strangely enough, there's now a 1080p all the way at the bottom of the list but with no TV icon next to it. They all work but so far the 1080p option caused a snow screen to be displayed after about 30 minutes or so.

That's probably because iTunes is still a bloated, 32-bit, kitchen-sink approach to software. Do we really need that much space up top just for playback buttons and a status display? A UI slimming, ala Quicktime X player, in a 64-bit version would probably be helpful.

Thanks, Mike! I'll try that out.

Growl works just fine for me, even with Prowl pushing notifications to my iPhone.
This sucks about EyeTV, though. I did a clean install of Snow Leopard, which means I need to reinstall EyeTV. Unfortunately, according to the chart, it's going to just quit when I try and launch it, which is also the only way to update 3.x.

Gizmodo has a more extensive review of SL which includes what you are asking for.

http://gizmodo.com/5346418/snow-leopard-review-lightened-and-enlightened