If Apple plans to release the successor to Mountain Lion shortly after WWDC 2013, the first date of the performance is not far off. As confirmation, several sites have recorded visits in early November with an unknown OS X 10.9. Now 9to5mac reported new details about the system: Apple reportedly wants to integrate the new services Siri and maps in the desktop version of the operating system.
With Mountain Lion Apple has done an intermediate step in terms of voice control. Although the dictation more clearly than in the previous OS X Lion, but voice commands correctly Mac still is not. Bring to a full version of Siri to the Mac is no longer difficult. Most of the work done with remote server database, an iPhone or a Mac is just for the recording of voice files, sending to Apple's services and the responsible speech. In addition, with Siri on the Mac more users opt for the intelligent voice assistant. An iPhone is almost always on the move in use, it is suitable only under certain circumstances the car as a suitable environment for communication with Siri. Ask in a crowded bus or subway Siri for movies is probably not trust anyone. In the home or living room, however bothers nobody, and when the function fulfills the promise of Apple and saves unnecessary clicks on the keyboard, will inspire more users for it.
The cards are for Mac users probably not as essential as for iPhone users. But many Apple applications such as iPhoto on the desktop come out yet with Google Maps services.
9to5mac also reports that Apple's two operating systems - Mountain Lion and OS X 10.9 - developed simultaneously. With the recent hiring decisions at Apple can predict right now that the functions of both Apple operating systems for the iPhone and for the Mac more and more fits together. This is particularly critical for iCloud because the service synchronizes user data between different devices.
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