9 Great Mountain Lion Features We Doubt You'll Ever Use

Thursday, July 26, 2012 9 Great Mountain Lion Features We Doubt You'll Ever Use Apple's Mountain Lion operating system has been freed from its cage, and early reviewers agree that the new OS X is worth the upgrade. For just $20, Mac users can get a new operating system that is less a reimagination of the platform than a solid enhancement of OS X Lion, Apple's previous desktop OS. After using OS X Mountain Lion for 24 hours, however, I noticed something curious: In a day of use, I hadn't used a single one of the 200 new features that Apple touts on its Mountain Lion webpage. Inventor Of The Mouse And 6 Other Tech Innovators History Forgot CLOSING IN ON 1 BILLION USERS Google Unveils Its Own Ultra-High Speed Internet Service All The Action From Facebook's Very First Earnings Call Is Apple's Virtual Assistant Being Dumbed Down? BLOG POSTS Michael Varrati: Independent Musician Joins YouTube Conversion Site's Battle Against Google Artists like Alex Day are lending their support to online music availability options like YouTube-MP3. Rather than resist change, people like Alex are meeting it with open arms, hoping it will lead to new opportunities for them and their audience. X PRIZE Foundation: Sophisticated Robotic Hand Doubles as a Human Exoskeleton The German robotics company Festo recently unveiled the ExoHand, a sophisticated robotic hand that is capable of the fine motor skills that allows the human hand to have a delicate touch or perform complex manipulations. Dan Garblik and Lalit Kalani: We're like the Twitter for Hot Sauce: If Food Companies Pitched Themselves Like Tech Startups We're sick of hearing verbose food pitches that ramble on and on about the freshest, organic berries from some small village in Bolivia (or wait, was it Bangladesh). Eric Fergaus: Finding Meaning in a Deluge of Data Faced with a deluge of data emanating from traditional news outlets, advertising and our social media networks, we must constantly sift through this mountain of data and evaluate which information is the most accurate, important and relevant to our lives. Leslie Harris: A League of Our Own Launched last week by Fight for the Future, the IDL aims to broadly distribute code that will allow its members to quickly get the word out about threats and organize the Internet to act.

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