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Lately I've found myself more frequently irritated and dissatisfied with my Mac than ever before. This is a weird feeling, made all the more powerful by the fact that Mac OS X Lion is the most useful operating system ever. With a simple two-fingered swipe on my Magic Mouse, I can flick my entire screen to a whole new desktop view, and with a swipe in the other direction, go back. This feature alone is freakishly powerful for people who have a lot of different kinds of content on their Macs.
It is possible to run iOS apps on MacOS with iOS Simulator (for devs anyway). Maybe the answer is to integrate Simulator into MacOS for consumers?
Short of that, I would be happy to at least have a MacOS version of iBook. I have an iPhone and a 13" MBP, and it is a crying shame that we can't read iBooks on a Mac. (Ironically, there is a Kindle app and Nook app for MacOS so I can read their ebooks and open source ebooks on Mac).
Short of that, I would be happy to at least have a MacOS version of iBook. I have an iPhone and a 13" MBP, and it is a crying shame that we can't read iBooks on a Mac. (Ironically, there is a Kindle app and Nook app for MacOS so I can read their ebooks and open source ebooks on Mac).
iOS can remind me to buy groceries when I'm near the grocery store, the Mac cannot. I don't carry my Mac with me in my pocket everywhere I go, so OS X does not need this feature.
Aside from a few details here and there, this is a nonissue for me.
Aside from a few details here and there, this is a nonissue for me.
