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Apple’s new icons for Yosemite’s Mac App Store

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Apple made a minor over-the-air change to the Mac App Store today on OS X Yosemite. The company updated the icons to be more in line with the new design aesthetic. The top bar is the new version, while the bottom is the old one that can still be seen on OS X Mavericks. The new icons also better match up with those on the iOS version. Apple will launch Yosemite next month for free. 

 

 

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  1. scumbolt2014 - 10 years ago

    Before Herb the turd can say it: “Android and Scamscum have had that design for years.”

    Oh wait, Scamscum only makes shitty phone, not shitty computers (at least not with their iwn operating system – like everything those losers do).

    • shareef777 - 10 years ago

      Holy crap, you know you’re a fanboy when you’re responding to messages that don’t exist.

    • routsis77 - 10 years ago

      Woah!!!! Sensitive much????

  2. skarchmit - 10 years ago

    Yosemite is no ready for the public. I have wifi issues. It’s like they don’t see my bug report

    • andrewdcato - 10 years ago

      Yes, because what could be an isolated issue to your specific installation of Yosemite with your specific hardware configuration (both Mac and wireless router) means that they’re ignoring bug reports.

    • Davy Drønes - 10 years ago

      Its almost like its not finished and they’re still working on it!

      • Max Mars (@devianter) - 10 years ago

        But they ARE still working on it. It will be released a MONTH from now.

      • Brett Tippet - 10 years ago

        Max doesn’t get sarcasm …

    • Avenged110 - 10 years ago

      Just as iOS devices will have battery issues after every update ad infinitum, so will Macs have Wi-Fi issues.

    • routsis77 - 10 years ago

      Yeah I’m worried about upgrading… I might consider going back to 10.8 instead, the last stable and really good OS for my iMac 27 inch. 10.9 was just a ‘bag of hurt’ as Steve Jobs liked to call everything he didn’t want to be bothered with.

  3. John Long - 10 years ago

    The “new” icons make the already ugliest OS Apple has put out into something more repulsive!!! Yosemite looks like a 3 yr old glued colored paper on a photograph! Gone are the subtle curves and depth of Mavricks et al. that make one happy to work. Yosemite is dead boring to work on! This is the biggest disappointment Apple has graphically EVER made!!!

    • sewollef - 10 years ago

      Hyperbole much?

    • cma92 - 10 years ago

      so stay on Mavericks and shut the hell up? You’re not forced to upgrade. If you’d prefer, why don’t you install windows 8 as your primary OS. After all, we all know how big a success Microsoft has had with its OS’s…

    • sally (@FedGoat) - 10 years ago

      Yosemite is not ugly. I Love the new look. I have it on my machine right now.

    • Andy Casciato - 10 years ago

      I too was apprehensive about the new look and feel, just as I was with iOS7, but unlike many negative pessimists out there, I do my best to keep an open mind and give everything an honest try. Now, I absolutely love iOS7 and consider it a VERY sleek and modern OS, much like I have with Yosemeti. You can say you don’t care for something personally, and I get beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but “repulsive”? Really? 3 yr old w/ colored paper? You don’t hang out with 3yr olds much do you? Or perhaps that’s your problem. You should get out more and experience some museums. Designs from Ive and his team are surely a bit minimalistic, but there is something very sharp, clean, refined, and focused about the whole direction and cohesion throughout Apple and all it’s products. From it’s hardware, to its Operating Systems, to it’s online presence, to it’s retail stores. If one actually takes in what they are really doing with the User Interface, it actually creates a great sense of depth, … that is IF you are able to look with open eyes and an open mind. Try to not be filled with so much fear. As it only leads to Anger, which leads to your hatred, which of course leads to . . . suffering. And then the world just feels sorry for you. … Or do they?

      But . . . Really?
      http://asmitasarkar.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/blog-12.jpg

      Just putting it into perspective…