Lion vs mountain lion mac update#
Now you can update your notes from the same iCloud account on any of your devices, iPhone, Mac or iPad. If you are a user of Notes in iOS, you’ll be happy to know that it is now on the MacOS X Mountain Lion. Just revert to older versions with a TimeMachine-like user interface directly from the title. Plus, there are a couple of cool new functions hidden within the title of your document:ġ) You can now edit the title on the fly, right there on the title.Ģ) Made a mistake with this version of the document? No problem. You can now start a new document or edit an existing document from iCloud. Mac’s default text editor, TextEdit gets better.
Be sure to sign in with your social network accounts under System Preferences > Mail, Calendar and Contacts to take full advantage of this feature. It allows you to share almost anything instantly with your friends over instant messaging (Messenger), email, Twitter, Flickr or Facebook. What was previously ‘Universal Access’ is now ‘Accessibility’, with an added left pane for better customization of your settings.ĭiscovered a cool app, or installed something you’d like to share among your peers and friends? The new App Store now provides you with a copy link to the app you like which you can share with friends and even tweet.Īpple has added a sharing icon to most of their native applications: Preview, Textedit, Safari, Notes, etc. "Universal Access" is now "Accessibility" Most of the new functions are on the inside and the good news is, it’s a small learning curve to adapt to the changes.
Lion vs mountain lion mac mac os x#
We’ve been playing with the new OS for a while now and in this post, you’ll see some of the noticeable updates and new functions that have been made available on the Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. But if you’re wondering where the "Mountain" makes a difference, this post is for you. Once you have purchased Apple’s latest Mac OS X operating system, the Mountain Lion, you would probably not notice any significant changes upon installation (some of you may say that it looks exactly like the Mac OS X Lion). From Leopard to Snow Leopard, Lion to the new Mountain Lion, Apple doesn’t change much when it comes to User Interface.
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