[NewsPoster]

[Updated with some early changes] Apple is now distributing a seventh developer preview of OS X 10.10 Yosemite, as well as matching betas of Xcode 6, OS X Server 4.0, and Configurator 1.6. Any changes to Yosemite are unmentioned in release notes, but will probably be uncovered within the next few days. The last preview build of Yosemite was released roughly two weeks ago.

Officially, the finished version of Yosemite should ship sometime this fall. Reports have typically pointed to October.

Update: Early anecdotes indicate that changes are mostly cosmetic, for instance swapping out old icons for new. One important tweak is the removal of "Software Update" from the Apple menu. Instead, users are presented with an "App Store" option, accompanied by a badge showing how many apps need updating.

I can't wait for a third public beta, IF they make one. They need to update Preview so bad, there are so many new bugs with searching PDFs, editing font colors with the new menu, using the crop tool... makes Preview on 10.9 look rock solid (even though Preview on 10.6 is still superior).

[rodvera]

It'd be awesome if i got audio back on an iMac (27-inch, Late 2009)