Apple Mac OS X Yosemite Release Date, Event, Features, Price And Updates: Apple Is Said To Be Planning To Hold An Event In Mid-October Which Will Provide An Opportune Time For The New Mac OS Release
We have the latest for you on the release date, event, features, price and updates of Apple Mac OS X Yosemite. With all that Apple has, looks like the Boston Techies are not yet done and have more in store for us with their amazing products. In recent times the mobile platform has taken the center stage when one thinks of Apple following the release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus which have an operating system upgrade as it is set to run on the new IOS 8. It may be hard to note that it's been almost a year now since we heard of a Mac OS upgrade. To now its current version the Mavericks it's about time for the giant tech company to release a system upgrade for the Mac, BostInno streetwise news reports.
According to PC Advisor reports, this time the company is already preparing its self to unveil its new product dubbed "Yosemite," which is set to direct its focus on unifying the desktop and its Mobile (iPhone) platforms. Well it's not like there has not been beta versions available to developers and eager customers since June. This is the only update that the company officially announced at the World Wide Developer's conference. Yet the official release date has not been released but rumors are tending to pin the release date to be around October 21st when the Company is set to hold an event at which will present an opportune time for the OS to be announced. This could be a valid prediction following last year's release date of the Maverick that launched mid-October last year.
The new OS for the Mac PC has similarities to the IOS 7 interface customers have become accustomed to the past year. Apps are designed to have a sharper corner and a translucent background which will introduce a modern, fresh look that's aligned with the interface on the iPhone. In the Notification center, one will notice many similarities to the IOS of the iPhone as both have a today's tab showing todays date, day's events and weather. The interface can now interact with more third party apps by simply allowing users to drag and drop different widgets, customized to their preference.
