Pocket-Lint: You always hear about the lion roaring, about the big noise the big cat makes, but you never really hear about the mountain lion. It is more of a reclusive animal, and it is fair to say that Apple’s OS X Mountain Lion takes a lot of cues from its namesake. It is more a subtle change to how you work your Mac than something that needs to roar to make itself heard.
We’ve been living with the new OS, due out in the summer, for the past couple of weeks to see how it works and whether or not it will change our desktops forever.
Mac World - On June 10, at the keynote for its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple will presumably unveil details of the next version of OS X. A year ago, it did so for OS X Mountain Lion. The looming anniversary led us to wonder: Now that we’ve been living with Mountain Lion for a while, which of its signature features have we actually ended up using?
Smashiphone: Beta users of Apple’s Messages Beta service feature received an email announcement from Apple recently, with the message noting that the Messages beta service/program feature will come to an end by December 14, 2012.
BIT: Here's a handy way of checking if your software will still work when you upgrade to Windows 8 and Mac OS X.
