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Robert
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http://www.macrumors.com/2013/06/10/apple-gives-developers-access-to-os-x-mavericks/ |
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jk
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Just posted an update from the WWDC. http://www.nikondslr.uk/view_topic.php?id=641&forum_id=6&jump_to=7607#p7607 |
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jk
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Will it be version numbered 10.9 or 11.0 ? |
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Robert
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!0.9.0 AFAIK I would say it's the warm up for OS 11. Change of style and perhaps direction, will know very soon. I was checked out what Mavericks actually means and apparently it refers to un branded cattle. It seems there is already computer software called Maverick. Perhaps we will see a new wave of legal battles over the name? |
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jk
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Yes I knew. I have been branded!! I originally read it as Maverick. I thought it might be a reference to the late SJ. |
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jk
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All reports confirm that hardware support will be same as ML. Here are some of the new features. OS X Mavericks Features Many of the OS X Mavericks features are aimed at power users, some of the feature highlights include: Finder has tabs support with drag and drop, window merging, and full-screen support Tags come to the Mac for searching meta data, tags show up in the sidebar Multi-display enhancements: support for full screen, menus span multiple displays, Docks can be summoned from any display, spaces span independently across multiple monitors Significant performance improvements, including compressed memory, AppNap, Timer Coalescing, OpenGL 4, accelerated smoothed scrolling AppNap suspends and resumes background apps and processes on the fly, behind the scene (very similar to the command line tools we have discussed here, except automated) Safari 7 includes major under-the-hood improvements, and includes a social stream and link sharing feature that watches your social networks for interesting links iCloud keychain keeps track of all passwords and logins, stores them encrypted in iCloud and remembers all logins, Safari will auto-suggest ultra strong passwords Notification Center improvements, you can now respond directly to Notifications from the Notification Center without launching the specific apps, and iOS push notifications will arrive in OS X, they will also show up on the lock screen of OS X Apps automatically update in the background Skeumorphic interfaces are gone, missing from apps, from Calendar, Reminders, etc Calendar improvements provides suggestions, weather updates for location, travel expectations for time to arrival, and much more Maps come to OS X, can send directions from Mac Maps to iOS Maps iBooks arrives on OS X as a book reader, syncs with iOS devices, allows note annotation, includes built-in study cards based on notes |
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Robert
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Does it brew a good mug of coffee? Thanks JK, an interesting list, I will be very happy to see the back of the stupid torn pages in the calendar and many more of the skeumorphic features. |
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