Our reader Štěpán sent us a video in which he walks you through the new version of Mac OS X 7 Lion Developer in 10.7 minutes. Preview 2, which Apple published on April 1, 2011. The video captures all the important new features in the Mac OS X 10.7 Lion operating system with Czech commentary by the author, who also adds his opinions on individual features. For example, he thinks, as we in the editorial team also think, that Mac OS X 10.7 is ready for use on multi-touch devices, such as MacBook or iMac equipped with a touch panel. Watch the video that will guide you through the new Mac OS X 10.7 Lion operating system and judge for yourself what you think about the new system. Otherwise, I will just add that we will be happy to publish all interesting videos, opinions, photos or articles after assessment on LsA! Thank you, Stephen!
Related
Today's most read
:-D I think it's photoshop fullscreen, probably some secret information. I'd be interested to know who told him that.. by the way mission control was of course already in the first beta, they even showed it at Apple eventI would expect a comparison with the first beta and specific changes, nothing..
that's how everything could already be seen. Well, the name is really misleading. I have a feeling that LSA becomes a controlled boulevard. For a while I will feel as uncomfortable here as on novinky.cz :D it's going down the drain here...
Thanks for the comments. It's true that I have no news here compared to the first Developer Preview version. I wanted to focus primarily on Mission Control and show how it works in practice plus show some things that weren't shown on Back to Mac.
Of course, the person who tried Developer Preview No. 1 doesn't appeal to me that much.
They really ARE at this time MacBooky or iMacs equipped with a touch panel? As far as I know, so far Apple patented, specifically an iMac with a movable joint. Maybe you mean (M)Trackpad, but it is not supplied as standard with the iMac.
I wonder, he added Apple in Lion new gestures for MM too? Could already buy or add options like in BetterTouchTool.
As far as I know, nowhere in the video do I claim that there are any Macs equipped with a touch screen at this time. On the contrary, I claim that the system is ready for touch screens. But not that it is Apple is planning or perhaps already producing.
If by the abbreviation MM you mean Magic Mouse so at the Back to Mac conference it was all Lion and Mission Control presented on it, so the answer is yes. However, I can't try it myself because Magic Mouse I don't own it, but it's already in the order cart. :)