Apple OS X Mountain Lion mingles with IOS

After releasing Mac OS X 10.7 Lion this summer, the Cupertino company has announced the features of the next version of the operating system, OS X will be called Mountain Lion. The intent is to strengthen the interactions between the various terminals and computers IOS, enriching the capabilities of the icloud service. The first change is in the name: Mac OS X is reduced, simplified almost to OS X and iChat gives way to Messaging.
Already added to iOS 5, IMessage allows you to send free unlimited message to other owners of an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. If the recipient, however, has another terminal non-Apple, the SMS message will become a classic. On OS X, iMassage will be known as Message and the Apple ecosystem will communicate by sending text, pictures and even videos. The conversations will be synchronized on all user terminals.
Mountain Lion with OS X, Apple computers will bring to the task manager and notebook available on IOS, the memos and notes will be synchronized. On OS X, a note will include pictures and be transformed into a "post-it" to be placed on the desktop. Mountain Lion will also have a notification center, which will be collected for new e-mail, calendar and updates. Simply slide two fingers on the touchpad from right to left to show on the right side panel with all notifications.
In addition to new options for sharing on social networks, Apple will also implement iPhone Game Center, directly on their computers. Mirroring the AirPlay feature, available on the iPhone 4S, will display the screen of your Mac on Apple TV via a local network. Will also be offered the Gatekeeper security utilities, which will prevent that to download and install malicious software without your knowledge. You still will be able to customize the installed applications, and also limit the download to the Mac App Store. Developers can already download the trial version of OS X Mountain lion. Here all the details.