Fans of all things ‘action and adventure’ will be pleased to hear that world-reknown game development studio, Rockstar, has this week announced that it will be bringing Max Payne 3 to Apple’s Mac platform, this Thursday (June 20).
Just before we get right into delving deeper into Apple’s iOS 7 upgrade and its expected features, we thought it best to first tie-up those “loose ends” by highlighting the remaining tidbits from Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday, that we feel are undeserving of their own article – but are still worth a mention.
Sure, on first glance, it may look like one of those fancy trash cans you might see inside a London penthouse. Of course, it’s anything but.
Alongside showcasing both iOS 7 – a complete visual rewrite of the iOS we know today, and OS X Mavericks – the OS upgrade set to further refine and fine-tune the OS X experience, at its Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday, Apple also unveiled its new, spec-bumped portables. Meet, the new MacBook Air.
Prior to Apple’s keynote held yesterday, a banner was spotted on the ground floor of Moscone Center which appeared to show a ‘wave’ accompanied by the roman numeral ‘X’. Many speculated what the image of a wave could represent in terms of software, some even suggesting it could signal the dropping of the software’s affection with ‘Aqua,’ Yesterday, however, we finally got our answer.
Following the unveiling of Apple’s minimalist new ‘iOS 7’ banner at Moscone West, MacRumors forum member ‘StupidBoy1000’ has tonight shared a second banner to go up at the developer-focused event, this time showcasing that Apple will talk about the next iteration of OS X during Monday‘s keynote.
Dropbox has released a new build of its desktop client this week. The new “experimental” build features the ability for a user to have the screenshots they take through OS X‘s “capture” feature automatically uploaded to the Dropbox service.
Apple has this morning publicly released OS X 10.8.4. The latest update to OS X Mountain Lion, (which has been in “beta” for several months), carries with it some notable improvements to Apple’s desktop operating system, including improving how the OS connects to certain Wi-Fi enterprise networks. Full changelog after the fold.
We’ve seen a number of awesome Mac application bundles in our time of covering software available for Apple’s desktop operating system. However, the guys at BundleHunt today may have just topped all of them, offering a Mac software bundle for which it says you can “pay what you want” to get your hands on it.
Sending out a mailshot to all its users this morning, Flickr has announced that – alongside the service’s recent redesign – every member will receive 1 free terabyte of online storage for their photos.
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Apple Awarded $30 Million iPad Deal From LA Unified School District – [PRESS RELEASE]June 19, 2013
HBO GO & WatchESPN Come To Apple TV – [PRESS RELEASE, UPDATED: Direct Links]June 19, 2013
60-Minute Documentary: ‘Steve Jobs: Visionary Entrepreneur,’ Now Available To Purchase From $4.99June 19, 2013
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