We’ve seen the text of the Chinese court decision that sided with Apple in its legal battle with Proview Technologies over the iPad trademark rights in China. Now, let’s take a look at some of the evidence.
Cult of Mac has come up with a video showing some of the great new features of the upcoming OS X release, Mountain Lion.
Insanely Great Mac has had the chance to demo the new Airplay Mirroring in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. It looks pretty awesome!
The OS X Messages Beta that was released to the wild yesterday will only work for Mountain Lion users once that version of OS X is released.
Some Retina sized artwork has been found in the Messages Beta. This is a strong hint that we could be seeing Macs with Retina displays in the near future.
In this Mac Tip we take a look at how to change the folder displayed when opening a new Finder window.
Read how Google Translate and an iPhone saved a diabetic in a medical emergency. Some pretty amazing stuff, and it proves Apple’s slogan right: there’s an app for that.
If you keep your iPhone or iPad near your bed, you might as well have a stylish place to put it. And why not add agreat set of speakers and some useful apps to tie the whole experience together? Enter the iHome iD28.
HalfPeeledApple has put together an exceptional hands-on video to show you what’s new and interesting about Messages for Mac. Personally, I think it’s a brilliant upgrade. But don’t take my word for it – have a look!
OS X Mountain Lion now finally includes AirPlay Mirroring for Macs for the first time – something which holds a lot of potential in both the living room and the board room.
Apple publicly released Xcode 4.3 in the Mac App Store yesterday, which includes a number of notable improvements, including eliminating the need for an installer.
Improved support and integration with iCloud is just one of many improvements in Mountain Lion. Improvements include the addition of iCloud document storage for both built-in and third-party apps.
Safari 5.2 and Xcode 4.4 have been seeded to developers. The new version of Safari (which will be included with Mountain Lion) includes a Chrome-like search bar, while Xcode 4.4 is required for developing apps for OS X 10.8.
Apple has changed the way software updates will work in OS X Mountain Lion, removing OS X’s prior ‘Software Update’ feature, and instead integrating all updates into the Mac App Store.
If anything is clear about OS X Mountain Lion (or iOS for that matter), it’s that Apple is putting all of their social media eggs into one tweeting basket. Sorry, Facebook.
OS X Mountain Lion is especially nice to look at with its gorgeous new Galaxy wallpaper. But you don’t have to wait for Mountain Lion to be released to get your hands on it – you can grab the new wallpaper right now!
