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UPDATE:
According to UPS tracking data, it is due for delivery on Wednesday August 17th, 2011. That’s like overnight delivery service, well that’s because I’m in Southern California.
I ordered the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive from Apple Store shortly after midnight. In the early afternoon, Apple notified that my order is being shipped and due for arrival on Thursday August 18th, 2011.
OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive is now available at Apple Online Store. It is sold for $69.99 + applicable sales tax (United States). I’ve just ordered mine. Now if only I could find the USB Thumb Drive for the MacBook Air from last year.
Part number: MD256Z/A
Links for Apple U.S. Store.
I’m compiling a shopping list for upgrading to OS X Lion. I prefer doing a clean install in lieu of upgrade.
The following are the items I’m getting for installing OS X Lion on a 2010 Unibody MacBook Pro:
Well, this list is generally would be similar with most OS X Lion compatible Macs.
So, you have installed OS X Lion and for some odd reasons Dropbox doesn’t work correctly. What you need to do is to download the latest version of Dropbox, 1.1.35 is the current shipping version. If for some reason the shipping version is not working and you feel a little bit adventurous you can download the latest forums build; 1.2.16 is the latest build as of July 19th, 2011 and it is Lion compatible.
OS X Lion is now available on Mac App Store.
Registered Apple Developers reported that the shipping version OS X Lion is indeed the same with the GM version which was seeded on July 1st, 2011.
I am out on an assignment this morning so I would have to postpone the post I was planning to publish today.
More to come later today.
Apple is expected to release some products following its Fiscal Year 2011 Third Quarter Results Conference Call. The earnings call is scheduled on Tuesday, July 19, 2011, 2:00 p.m. PDT/5:00 p.m. EDT.
Mac OS X Lion is expected to make its public debut later this week. Analysts are calling for new MacBook Air, Mac Pro and Mac Mini release following Mac OS X Lion. Apple has seeded Mac OS X Lion to Developers and begun approving Lion compatible apps on Mac App Store.
Our sources had been adamant that Lion would see its public debut by Friday, July 22, 2011.