Mac App Store already offers the first applications for OS X Yosemite

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16. 10. 2014

Just shortly before today eventLet's go to the store. Mac App Store they get the first apps built specifically for OS X Yosemite. These applications offer several functions that are specific only to Yosemite and, for example, such an application PCalc now allows it to function as widget in the notification center in OS X Yosemite while supporting the new feature Handoff, which allows you to instantly synchronize application content between your Mac and device with the system iOS 8.

That Apple allowed applications to Mac App Store already today, indicates that Apple will actually release OS X Yosemite to all users tonight, with the company alongside it Apple also release an update iOS 8.1, which should bring support Apple Pay, Touch ID for iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3. Last but not least, it will also bring feature support Handoff a Continuity, which also includes SMS Forwarding, i.e. the forwarding of SMS and MMS messages from iPhone for Mac.

*Source: MacRumors

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