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  • 06-08-2011, 05:16 AM
    aepple
    Apple Lists 254 New Features for OS X Lion.

    Accessibility
    Address Book
    AirDrop
    AppleScript
    Auto Save
    Automator
    Electronic Distribution
    FaceTime
    FileVault 2
    Finder
    Full-Screen Apps
    iCal
    iChat
    Internet Restore and Utilities
    Launchpad
    Mac App Store
    Mail
    Mission Control
    Multi-Touch Gestures
    Networking
    Photo Booth
    Preview
    Privacy
    QuickTime Player
    Resume
    Safari
    Screen Sharing
    Security
    Spotlight
    System
    System Preferences
    Text
    TextEdit
    Time Machine
    UNIX
    Versions
    Xsan
    Other Features

    Full Article/Photos Here..
    Apple Lists 254 New Features for OS X Lion | Tips | The Mac Observer
  • 06-07-2011, 05:33 AM
    aepple
    A new split keyboard has also been shown off in iOS 5.

    iOS 5 will ship in the fall to the following devices: iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4, iPad 1 and 2, and iPod touch 3rd and 4th generation.

    Twitter integration is also coming to iOS 5, with a single sign-in allowing a multitude of apps to make use of your Twitter credentials. That includes the Camera and Photos programs, finally letting you tweet images out directly from your galleries.

    there's now a camera button right on your lockscreen! The volume-up button is also doubling up as a physical shutter release key when you're in the camera app. Pinch-to-zoom is said to be available right in the app, while holding your finger down on a particular area will lock down exposure to optimize the shot for its particular lighting. Some new in-device editing options have also been added, including cropping, rotation, red-eye reduction, and a one-click enhance option.

    And the first new feature: an overhaul of notifications. At last! A new Notification Center aggregates all your, well, notifications into one and is accessible by swiping down a menu from the top of the screen. Yes, just like Android. Small X buttons alongside each note allow you to dismiss it, though there's no "clear all" option for the more decisive among us. Notifications are also making their way onto the lockscreen, where swiping across a text message takes you right into it.

    Full Article here...
    Apple's iOS 5: all the details -- Engadget

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