- Jan 24, 2011
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Sources with access to the necessary logs claim to have determined a surge of usage in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, which indicates that Apple is now using it internally.
According to the source in question, the revised desktop OS is apparently being widely used, as Apple needs to have everything prepped and ready to ship in four months from now.
While Apple did give fans a sneak peek of Lion at last year’s Back to the Mac event, some of the major changes were intentionally left out.
One of those is a major UI overhaul, which many anticipated, but now we may have gotten the first glimpse of what it really looks like.
A purported Mac OS X Lion screenshot has been doing the rounds lately. Its leaker claims to have obtained it from a friend who works for a mysterious company.
He also said that this ‘friend’ knows “they've been working on a new interface—and this is one of the options,” he noted, referring to the image above.
In other words, it’s one of the ‘modes’ Mac OS X Lion works in.
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According to the source in question, the revised desktop OS is apparently being widely used, as Apple needs to have everything prepped and ready to ship in four months from now.
While Apple did give fans a sneak peek of Lion at last year’s Back to the Mac event, some of the major changes were intentionally left out.
One of those is a major UI overhaul, which many anticipated, but now we may have gotten the first glimpse of what it really looks like.
A purported Mac OS X Lion screenshot has been doing the rounds lately. Its leaker claims to have obtained it from a friend who works for a mysterious company.
He also said that this ‘friend’ knows “they've been working on a new interface—and this is one of the options,” he noted, referring to the image above.
In other words, it’s one of the ‘modes’ Mac OS X Lion works in.
More details - link
