And if we’re way off-base with our predictions, we’ll all agree never to mention this article again. Right? Right.
: The big surprise about Mountain Lion was , which Apple announced back in February. But by now we’ve seen lists of its features, and developers have had hands-on experience with several preview releases. It’s a near certainty that Apple will recap what we already know about Mountain Lion, but it’s always possible that Cupertino held back on some features in those early releases.
What might those features be? We know that Mountain Lion borrows heavily from iOS (with features like Notes, Reminders, Notification Center, Twitter integration, Game Center, and the like), so perhaps a few other iOS niceties might debut on the Mac at WWDC as well. While we’re , the artifically intelligent voice assistant may be a long shot.
Also possible: A firmer Mountain Lion release date than simply “this summer.”