Apple Computer may have only released its new operating system, Tiger, late last week, but advance buzz over the update was strong enough to propel Chief Executive Steve Jobs to the heights of our CEO Approval Ratings for the month of April.

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They were asking that Apple be enjoined from using the "Tiger" moniker to promote its new operating system (Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, natch) anywhere on its web site or in any new advertising, packaging or signage.

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The injunction they call for would have Apple take down all "Tiger" references from its web site, advertisements, all promotional materials, boxes, manuals, and software, as well as issue a press release that basically says "we're very sorry we ever even thought of using the word 'Tiger' to describe our operating system, " and that the press do the same.

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Rather than highlighting the potential of such an precise tracking system as Move, a Tiger Woods game demoed at the conference only showed that real golf is difficult.

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Tiger Woods recently credited V1 Pro, the best-known swing recording and analysis system, with helping so many young golfers these days get so good, so fast.

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The system has been running since 2005 and can be judged a success in that tiger numbers, though still worryingly low, have been inching slightly higher.

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