Apple is already working on Mac OS X 10.8, the next generation of its popular operating system, reports MacRumors. The site has found evidence of the new OS in its web logs.
While Apple has yet to announce plans for the next major version of OS X, evidence of 10.8 first began appearing in our web logs in August, and have since accelerated. This graph shows an increasing number of web visits from Mac OS X 10.8 users over the past several months.
The site also questions what Apple might name the new OS; since "Lion" seems to be the end line for the cat names. The company's previously trademarked "Lynx" and "Cougar" names have been abandoned.
What do you think Apple will call its next operating system?
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While Apple has yet to announce plans for the next major version of OS X, evidence of 10.8 first began appearing in our web logs in August, and have since accelerated. This graph shows an increasing number of web visits from Mac OS X 10.8 users over the past several months.
The site also questions what Apple might name the new OS; since "Lion" seems to be the end line for the cat names. The company's previously trademarked "Lynx" and "Cougar" names have been abandoned.
What do you think Apple will call its next operating system?
Read More