Alleged leaks of OS X

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No matter how little it is that Tim Cook takes the stage and kick off the 2014 WWDC: there is always time for last minute rumors. This morning we woke up with the appearance of multiple images showing the supposed interface OS X 10.10, which probably will be called Yosemite if we rely on the poster image that has been placed over the weekend at the Moscone Center.

In the images we can see what we imagined: an OS X interface which melts a little more with iOS. Dock fills the bottom of the screen, a control center and notifications that open from the side of the screen, a window lacking Safari title bar and a search engine. The wallpaper is the Mavericks, but it appears that the photographs are taken from a beta system released in March.

Here are the full images originally posted on Reddit by someone who has removed their user account:

Barnes & Noble presents Yuzu, the application that aims to change the way you study

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Although a mainly oriented to the USA market, being free can also be interesting for those of you who are studying application. If you do not know Barnes & Noble, suffice to say that is one of the main editors of the English-speaking world. Now we have this Yuzu application that aims to help when studying.

Yuzu The concept is very simple, it is a tool that will help beyond the mere task of eBook reader. Yuzu replaces the previous implementation of the editor called Study Now and its mission is to offer a powerful tool that allows us to add annotations in our electronic textbooks.

We have it available, completely free of charge, both iOS application, such as web application compatible with Safari. The application will allow us to bring our textbooks to include bookmarks and annotate them during class.

If we forget our iPad there will be major problem with a computer with internet access will be sufficient to access all of our annotations. The vast majority of the supply of Barnes & Noble is in English, but anyone can use your application.