At WWDC 2011 everyone was expecting to get the first peek atthe brand new iPhone 5 smartphone. Well, it seems that Steve Jobs thought that we can wait a little longer, but they unveiled the new iOS 5, a new storage service for the iDevice owners, dubbed iCloud, and a new operating system for their line of computers, Mac OS X Lion.
We were able to get a look at the new iOS 5 in the beta version and the Dev Team even managed to jailbreak the beta 2 version, we weren’t curious to see how iCloud works have seen storage services on mobile devices, so iCloud can’t bring anything spectacular, and also some beta versions of Mac OS X Lion.
We all know that we won’t see the final version of iOS 5 until iPhone 5 is officially unveiled, but how about Mac OS X Lion?
A lot of Apple enthusiasts are expecting the launch of the new Mac OS X Lion, and according to a rumor it seems that the new product will be available in Apple’s online stores starting Wednesday. The information comes from sources close to Apple company, claiming that after the Independence Day, Apple will finally launch the new Mac OS X Lion.
It’s very likely that the new MacBook Air to come along withthe new version of Mac OS X. As you probably remember it was speculated that MacBook Air will come in July with the new OS in June.
It was rumored yesterday that Apple will launch a new MacBook Air and Mac OS X Lion on July 19th, but since that’s the day when the financial results for Q3 2011 are announced, it’s hard to believe that 2 new highly expected products will be launched then.
Anyway, we are not wondering anymore if Apple is launching a new version of Mac Book Air, but just when it would hit the stores’ shelves.
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