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<blockquote data-quote="chas_m" data-source="post: 1636787"><p>You may see some issues with Mail (particularly if you use Mail for Gmail or Outlook), Wi-Fi (occasionally issues reconnecting after sleep, or abnormally slow performance) or Bluetooth (occasional refusal to connect).</p><p></p><p>I have been using Yosemite for many months now and have only seen issues with the last one (occasional Bluetooth bullheadedness, a restart fixes it but annoying), but others have reported these issues. It's not apparently universal, however, so you may never notice anything.</p><p></p><p>There is a whole raft of new tricks your Mac can do if you have an iOS device around and a recent-model Mac (2012 or later), and a whole raft of general improvements. But as I find I have to remind people a LOT these days, x.1 or even x.2 is early days with a new major OS upgrade.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chas_m, post: 1636787"] You may see some issues with Mail (particularly if you use Mail for Gmail or Outlook), Wi-Fi (occasionally issues reconnecting after sleep, or abnormally slow performance) or Bluetooth (occasional refusal to connect). I have been using Yosemite for many months now and have only seen issues with the last one (occasional Bluetooth bullheadedness, a restart fixes it but annoying), but others have reported these issues. It's not apparently universal, however, so you may never notice anything. There is a whole raft of new tricks your Mac can do if you have an iOS device around and a recent-model Mac (2012 or later), and a whole raft of general improvements. But as I find I have to remind people a LOT these days, x.1 or even x.2 is early days with a new major OS upgrade. [/QUOTE]
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