Apple unveiled a redesigned version of OS X last week, and today it’s releasing a video that gives the closest look you can get at it — at least, without being a developer. The video gives a close up view of the new icons, font, and buttons, and traces across pretty much everything big that’s changing in OS X Yosemite. The video was actually run during Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference to introduce the new design, but it was only uploaded to YouTube as a separate video today. It’s a quick one minute, and you can watch above if you’re interested in seeing what the Mac will look like beginning this fall.
Apple video gives a close look at OS X Yosemite’s new style
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