It's been about one week since Apple put out its new Mountain Lion operating system, which is just enough time for people to start noticing the kinks.
The price and ease with which Apple owners can upgrade to the new operating system might help explain why Mountain Lion saw what Apple says were a 3 million record downloads in four days.
A common trope about the newest Mac operating system, which came out today, is that it's not too different from its predecessor, Lion -- even in name -- so, why upgrade at all?
The newest Apple operating system, Mountain Lion, won't make its way to the masses until this summer, but developer nerds have gotten their hands on it, letting us in on the best (and worst) parts of our computer's future brains.
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