Although it is a small change, it is still welcome. Data (documents) from applications installed on OS X Mountain API can be renamed. Users do not have to close the data to correct the data name in the Finder. Just click on the data name in the title bar and enter a new name.
iOS on iPad allows for screen mirroring and so does OS X Mountain Lion. You can sync the screen to a TV or projector via an Apple TV. Display tuning system allows to adjust the resolution of the playback. By default, the Mac screen is aligned to the TV screen, but you can adjust and adjust the Mac display resolution to match the TV resolution.
You can install OS X Mountain Lion to automatically detect an Apple TV online. In the case of the Displays menu bar icon turns green, it gives you quick access to enable or disable the sync feature.
Many users hate having to set up Mail rules on multiple Macs. There is no way to export or transfer them so we have to repeat the rules on each Mac and regularly update them all. Everything has change. OS X Mountain Lion automatically syncs Mail Rules and other account settings on all Macs with the same iCloud ID (and Mountain Lion installation). Users will not have to configure anything else that the settings are synchronized immediately. iOS 6 will also support account synchronization with both iOS and Mac devices.
Technology companies often want to collect our personal data without our knowledge. Apple also collects user information through its app store counters, but on both iOS and OS X it gives users more powerful permissions, allowing them to control how their personal information is used. used by web applications or services. Customize the security and security system in OS X Mountain Lion to complement the location security settings in OS X Lion similar to access control for contacts, Twitter and Facebook accounts.
The first time an application or service wants to access these data stores, OS X will display an alert box asking permission from the user. If you agree, but then want to change it, users can still refuse to allow the service or application to not trust the system.
The iOS Notes app also appears in OS X Mountain Lion. Notes are no longer managed in Mail. The notes are still server-based, so users can take notes and synchronize them via iCloud, IMAP and Ex change with iOS and Mac devices as well as with other server-based software (like Outlook). support notes.
Notes application in OS X Mountain Lion has more features on iOS. For example, you can drag in attachments and drag a note so that it stays on the screen when Notes is closed, like sticky notes.
The iOS Reminders app now also appears in OS X Mountain Lion. iCal (now called Calendar) is no longer used to manage what to do. Now, this job is for Reminders. Notes-like application for synchronizing tasks through compatible servers between compatible applications on all platforms.
But Reminders also offer some special features, such as address-based reminders (for example, warn you to buy milk when you leave the office or pick up both children when you get to school).
Let's face the fact that iCal has never been as professional as schedules on Outlook or Lotus Notes. ICal version on OS X Mountain called Calendar has added a calendar widget to simplify tasks like scheduling appointments. In addition, the event scheduling features now have additional options such as, the third week's appointment every month.
Address Book is another OS X application that always makes users feel confused when using. In OS X Mountain, this application (now called Contacts) brings a more pleasant feeling. The interface is simplified with a frame containing contact groups, which is different from the one commonly seen on previous versions.
Contacts are also more integrated with other services. The application receives many security management features and integrates with both Facebook and Twitter as well as with Apple's Messages Messages application.
Mission Control is one of the features that confuses users for the first time. It allows viewing all windows and open spaces (the set of applications that helps the organization organize a clustered work environment) and navigate between them. It made its debut on OS X Lion and showed its power in the touch interface although it still works well with the mouse.
If you own an Apple TV, you will see beautiful screen savers from Ken Burns, National Geographic and other sources. OS X Mountain Lion brings all these great wallpapers to the Mac. Of course, traditional OS X protection wallpapers are still present.
iOS 5 introduced an application called Game Center last year, allowing users to track their scores and compare with their friends' achievements through the top table and other game scoring mechanisms. Game Center is also available on OS X Mountain, so you can continue to maintain competition without your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch.
And the classic Chess app on OS X is now compatible with Game Center so you can also play chess with friends.
This is one of Apple's subtle changes. When users copy or download a file, the file icon has a progress bar that helps them know how the process works.
The progress bar looks more elegant than a floating Copy panel that Apple has been using for a long time on OS X. But, the Copy panel still appears when multiple items are copied, so you can see the whole progress. Present at a time, as well as when a copy operation takes more than 10 seconds. Furthermore, if the Copy panel is obscured, see the progress bar in the Finder window (or vice versa).
Obviously, Mail allows users to check text, name, etc. in mailboxes. But finding the right message is only the first step: Where is the text in the message itself?
OS X Mountain Lion allows users to check in messages via Command + F shortcut separate from Mail's standard Search box to look up mailboxes. In other words, it currently works the same way that Safari handles such internal search queries.
OS X Mountain Lion focuses on updates in the Updates section of the Mac App Store. When you update the software from the Apple menu, the App Store will open and search the entire update, not just for a separate application like before. That way, all updates are put in one place.
OS X Mountain Lion also now checks the application and updates the system, including daily security patches, not weekly. And users no longer have to select the updated schedule but it will be done daily or manually. OS X can now also be set to install security and system updates without user permission (default).
Apple's AirPrint technology allows wireless and non-configurable iOS devices not to be successful, perhaps because people find they rarely need to print on the go.
But, AirPrint printers are slowly finding their place at home and work. OS X Mountain Lion can now identify these printers when users add a printer in the Prints & Scan option and the operating system will also receive and install the necessary drivers for you. This is AirPrint (AirPrint aware) recognition feature.