We noted yesterday that Apple released OS X Mavericks 10.9.4 build 13E19 to developers, and now users of Apple’s customer AppleSeed software testing program are reporting that the seed has also gone out to those non-developers. 10.9.4 is a bug fix release without major feature enhancements, and it is unclear when it will ship publicly to all Mac users. This fall, Apple will ship OS X 10.10 Yosemite with a refreshed user interface, new Continuity features, and improved applications.
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If non-US residents of this world – like me, for instance – continue to say “Yo-zi-mite” rather than the seemingly so-called ‘proper’ pronunciation of “Yo-sem-it-ee”, will it cause a problem?
I hope that they select a better name for the next iteration in 2015. Perhaps it’ll be called “Fisher Price” ?