FAQ: What's what in OS X Mountain Lion?
Computerworld
By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Last week, Apple took most Mac users by surprise when it released a developers preview of Mountain Lion, the company's newest desktop operating system, and announced it would ship the upgrade this summer.
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Apple OS X Mountain Lion Features, Release Date
News Quench
Earlier this week, Apple announced that OS X Mountain Lion, the upcoming version of its desktop operating system, will be launching in summer 2012. The news came as a surprised to many fans since Lion was released only 7 months ago, and Apple has ...
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Windows 8 and Mountain Lion: Trading Openness for Security and Integration
PC Magazine
By Michael J. Miller Looking at the changes coming in OS X Mountain Lion and Windows 8, it's clear that both Apple and Microsoft are trying to bring their mobile and desktop platforms closer together. They both want to tie more things into cloud ...
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Apple Unveils Mountain Lion OS
Inside Mac Games
latest iteration of Apple's Mac operating system will include a variety of features inspired by the popular iPad handheld device. Among the new additions is the Game Center, which will help players set up muiltplayer games, find friends, ...
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Apple integrates with Mountain Lion operating system
South Asian News Agency
With the Mountain Lion update, Apple is calling the overall operating system OS X, instead of Mac OS X. This move and the continuing convergence between Macs and iOS devices raises questions about whether one day, the two products will run the same ...
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operating system upgrades on the way
The Australian
THINGS are moving in the operating system world for users of Windows PCs and Macs. In the next week, Microsoft will launch the beta (test) version of its radical new Windows 8 operating system. Dubbed the Consumer Preview version, it's to be available ...
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