“Apps on Apple’s Mac App Store are beginning to be updated with Retina-ready graphics, ready for the rumoured launch of new high-resolution Mac Retina Displays,” Matt Brian reports for TNW. “Approved this morning, Mac App Store tool Folderwatch — an app that monitors, syncs and mirrors important files automatically — included a small detail in its update notes, stating ‘Retina graphics’ were a new addition to the app.”
“We reported earlier in the week that Apple may have plans to announce updates to many of its Mac computers at WWDC. The models to be updated include the 15″ MacBook Pro, the 11″ and 13″ MacBook Air models and the iMac,” Brian reports. “All of the various portable models being updated are rumored to be getting a Retina display boost.”
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MacDailyNews Take: This is going to be a looonnng weekend.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers “Dan K.,” “Sarah,” and “Lavoris” for the heads up.]
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