In any case, OS X Yosemite brings with it a bunch of new features, including a UI facelift, a notifications center, tighter integration between iOS and OS X, and more. However, Matt Smith has Mavericks, so it’s unclear why he’s running into that roadblock. However, with the Mountain Lion variable temporarily in the way, it’s possible that that’s why I’m encountering the redemption code error.

Once I have Mavericks up and running, I’ll test the code again to see if I get the same error message. Yosemite requires that you have Mavericks if you wish to install the beta. However, the MacBook I’m using has Mountain Lion on it, and I’m currently upgrading it to Mavericks as I write this. I encountered the same error with my redemption code as well. For instance, our very own Matt Smith tried to get his hands on the beta using the above link, but for whatever reason, the redemption code he has isn’t working. While one of us here at DT is able to download the Yosemite preview right now, a couple of us have had issues. Cash it in, and you’ll be on your way to vrooming and zooming around in Apple’s latest iteration of OS X. Once you open the page we linked to above and follow the instructions, you’ll be presented with a redemption code that will grant you a golden ticket to Yosemite-dom. The beta version of OS X Yosemite, Apple’s next desktop operating system, is live, and available to download right now.

You can download it from the app store right now. ET: Apple has released the first update for the Mac OS X Yosemite public beta. Update by Konrad Krawczyk 8/21/14 5:43 p.m. Just head over to the Mac App store, and click on the Updates button.Īs of this writing, we’re still not seeing an update in the store, but it should appear soon. ET: Apple has just launched Mac OS X Yosemite to the world. Update by Konrad Krawczyk 10/16/14 1:31 p.m.

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