Apple releases OS X Mountain Lion to developers
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Share Sheets is a new OSX app that allows instant sharing of desktop content at the touch of a button
AirPlay Mirroring lets your MacBook interact with an HDTV-served audience
Game Center provides OSX Mountain Lion users a larger playing field and easy connectivity for multiplayer games
Gatekeeper, Mountain Lion's new security program, makes the Mac safer than ever
OSX Mountain Lion automatically links with your existing iCloud storage
Preserve your thoughts with Notes
Notification Center as it will appear on the OSX Mountain Lion desktop
Reminders is a version of the iOS 5 module ported over to OSX Mountain Lion
Article Summary
Just seven months after Lion hit servers, Apple has released OS X Mountain Lion (version 10.8) to developers. This tight development cycle is in support of integrating the best features of Apple's iOS mobile operating system into OS X. As Steve Jobs put it in 2010, Apple intends to "hook up" the user environments of the iPad and the MacBook. The result is a substantial step forward for Apple interconnectivity.
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