It has been quite some time since the WWDC 2012 ended, and Apple came out a chain of new devices as well as softwares for the public. The star of the show, the next generation Macbook Pro was indeed stunning and magnificent. With its Retina display and new thinner design, it captivated the mass audience at the keynote. The current Macbook Air and Pros have also refreshed with Ivy Bridge processors (3rd gen). Something new about the new Macbook Air is that it will be using an all new Power connector, the Magsafe 2, which was used on the next generation Macbook Pro. Mountain Lion (10.8) was also a big part of the keynote, which will be available on the Mac App Store in the month of July. New features were introduced, like iCloud integration and Power Nap on the new Software, and is available for US$19.99. It is much more cheaper compared to the release of Lion, which costs US$29.99. Finally, iOS 6 was also announced at the keynote which had new features like Maps, which Apple had replaced their current Google Maps with their own version of Maps. Developers were given the beta version of the new software, and the public release would be sometime later.
