To all the Apple worshipers out there, Apple is releasing its new OS X10.10 Yosemite, 4K Desktop and a 12-inch Retina MacBook(also expecting iWatch) by this October, following iOS 8’s September release alongside the iPhone 6. Yosemite is open to public for beta testing from Thursday. Even though the consumers seem to have a problem with the download, Yosemite now accounts for 0.50 percent of all Mac Web traffic as of Friday!!! The figure is almost double the 0.26 percent seen at the end of Wednesday, when beta access was restricted to developers.
Apple’s OS X 10.10 Yosemite beta is open to the first one million users who sign up through the official OS X Beta Program website. After entering a valid Apple ID, retrieving a redemption code and successfully downloading the software, participants will be granted access to Yosemite for testing and feedback.
Apple also plans on releasing a 12-inch Retina Macbook, Apple believes that this new Retina MacBook will be a significant step forward in the laptop industry, and it is currently unclear if Apple will label this machine as a smaller MacBook Pro, a new MacBook Air, or as an entirely new line. Along with new Macs, Yosemite’s introduction may also include updates to both iMovie and Final Cut Pro to improve support for video captured with 4K cameras.
YOSEMITE – Every bit as powerful as it looks
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