When you close an app and come back to it later, it will resume in the same place or state you left it. Other apps, such as Pages, will save your documents as you work. iMovie, for example, already saves your video project as you go along.

iLife apps are shown individually and folders are included too.Īpps will now autosave documents and files. It's essentially a stylised version of the applications folder. Your apps will be organised in Launchpad, an app home screen similar to the iPhone and iPad's grid layout. Violent games, demo versions of apps, and apps deemed too similar to Apple's own software are verboten.įor the first time, iLife apps such as GarageBand will be available to buy individually through the App Store. On the downside, Apple gets to restrict what's available.Īpple is continuing the 70/30 revenue split from the mobile App Store, and the same closely guarded approach. You'll still be able to download applications from the Web, but the App Store will be more convenient - and should guarantee that apps are safe and reliable. It'll work just like the mobile App Store, with single-click installation and automatic updates. Computers running Snow Leopard will be able to access the App Store sometime within the next three months. The Mac App Store was unveiled as part of Jobs' Lion presentation, but will in fact be available as part of the existing Snow Leopard OS. Here's what mane man Jobs did reveal about the new head of the Apple pride before it arrives next summer. If there are any business-minded features though, Apple kept them under wraps. The announcement gave an overview of the new OS, alongside a new, even thinner MacBook Air.

New features are largely inspired by the iPhone 4 and iPad, bringing FaceTime and an App Store for your desktop iMac and MacBook laptop. Version 10.7 of the operating system roared into life alongside the revamped iLife 11 at a press conference led by Lion king Steve Jobs. Apple's OS X Lion has revealed its claws.

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