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Steve Jobs described the preview of the next Mac OS X platform as the “entrée” for the Back to the Mac event.But there was still some juicy details about Lion, including a special MacBook app store.

Jobs described, as Mac OS X was Lion of IOS inspired and brings all the things you love about your iPhone and your iPad. Multi-touch gestures will be supported by the trackpad magic – jobs said multi-touch work not vertically, so that no touch screen support for your Mac just.

The app store is a special Mac the usability of the current app store including top charts, free and paid applications, one touch download and the same 70/30 split for developers a with all iOS current apps are organized on a new Launchpad your environment, it is like the homescreen on devices with folders.

Highlighting of Mac applications opens as screen – a beautiful book PDF demo was given – and you can also support even in full-screen mode and back to your desktop with a gesture dashboard. A new mission control area has also been shown that integrates your dock, spaces and Launchpad.

Mac OS X Lion is due out in the summer of 2011, with Jobs saying that Apple is “on course”.

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