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Lion Air

No, it's not a new airline. It's the new Lion OS.

Lots of subtle changes. Nothing earth-shattering and in-your-face at first glance.

Launchpad is a nice way to view your app list, but I don't quite get it's existence in the Dock.  That said, I would love to be able to have folders in my Dock, since on my main Macs, I have about 48 apps in the Dock.

Using multitouch gestures on the trackpad to swap between applications and workspaces is very awesome, though.

Can't play with AirDrop yet, as I don't have multiple Macs that I can put Lion on just yet.  I wonder if it's going to be a DropBox replacement.

More later.

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