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Seriously. The last thing I want is my Macbook Pro to behave like my iPhone. I love them both, but they are drastically different products and uses.
by wpeterson 15y ago
Seriously. The last thing I want is my Macbook Pro to behave like my iPhone.
I love them both, but they are drastically different products and uses.
- roc 15y agoI feel the same way. But what in Mountain Lion sounds anything like that? All I see is popular out-of-the-box iOS apps/features being brought to the out-of-the-box OS X experience. What power users don't already have growl, dropbox, a dedicated notes app, a dedicated reminders app, an integrated chat client, etc? These Mountain Lion features are only iOS-like inasmuch as iOS had them out-of-the_box, while OS X users looked to third parties to provide them. If you ask me, Mountain Lion sounds like a more reasoned approach to "bring what works about iOS to OS X" than misfires like "Mission Control".
- joejohnson 15y agoExactly. Apple isn't trying to replace OSX with iOS. If anything, they want the two to talk to each other better. And, perhaps OSX could benefit from some of what they've learned developing UIs for the iPad.