Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E52, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
The update weights in at 830.93MB for the Combo update, and 362.55MB for the delta version, and is available now through Apple’s developer portal.
Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E47, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
The update weights in at 830.99MB for the Combo update, and 362.51MB for the delta version, and is available now through Apple’s developer portal.
Words on the street is that Microsoft might introduce a new version of its Surface tablet at this year’s Build developer conference with a few tweaks and careful makeover of its innards.
The Surface 2 tablet has been rumored to still run on Windows 8 platform but has been cautiously done in order improve sales performance compared to the original Surface RT and Pro models introduced last year. Leaked reports came from supply chain sources but no specific information was divulged as of this moment. However, considering the trend on today’s tablets, Redmond might introduce 7 and 9-inch configurations for its Surface 2 slates.
In addition, Microsoft is said to change its previous chassis manufacturer, Chungnam Precision Casing, to Ju Teng. Hardware components would also still be coming from previous manufacturers such as Samsung, LG, Intel and Nvidia but there were no confirmations from these companies whether Microsoft’s next-gen Surface tablet is certainly for real.
This year’s Microsoft Build developer conference will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco this coming June 26-28. It is a perfect place for Redmond to reveal the next-generation of its Surface tablet. In addition, future updates for its desktop and mobile platforms will be discussed. What techies around are excited about, however, is the revelation of “Project Blue“. The scope of which will include advancement on Microsoft’s devices and services.
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Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E40, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
The update weights in at 831.52MB for the Combo update, and 360.13MB for the delta version, and is available now through Apple’s developer portal.
Apple has announced via its developer website that it will be holding a “road show” this fall with individual Tech Talk sessions for developers in various cities. The news follows Worldwide Developers Conference tickets selling out in less than two minutes.
Apple’s developer site, via MacRumors:
Enthusiasm for WWDC 2013 has been incredible, with tickets selling out in record time. For those who can’t join us in San Francisco, you can still take advantage of great WWDC content, as we’ll be posting videos of all our sessions during the conference. We’ll also be hitting the road this fall with Tech Talks in a city near you. Hope to see you there.
Apple hasn’t announced which cities the Tech Talks will be held in, but the company may share more details during WWDC, which takes place June 10-14 at the Moscone West convention center in San Francisco. Apple held its last Tech Talk tour to support the launch of iOS 5 in late 2011 and early 2012. The events occurred in 9 cities around the world.
