Yesterday, Apple announced a whole new era of software as we move to the cloud with the typical Apple branding of sticking an ‘i’ in front of a word – in this case ‘iCloud’. Disconnecting the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad dependency from a computer and opening it up to wireless synchronisation of music, apps, books and more.
iOS5 finally sorts out the notification ugliness, instead placing them at the top of the screen – similar to competing smart-phone devices utilise already today, but with the usual Apple gloss. Mac OS X Lion releasing in July is only available through the Mac App Store for a very reasonable £20.99.
Below are the two videos Apple have released highlighting the features of iOS5 and OS X Lion:
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