After releasing Mountain Lion only at the end of last month, Apple is already getting ready to seed the next update, 10.8.1, to developers for testing, MacRumors reports (photo via 9to5Mac). Many considerable bugs found by users are expected to be dealt with, including, presumably, those to do with battery life.
As MacRumors points out, this update is going to be released seemingly faster than the first update for 10.7 Lion, but probably slower that the first Snow Leopard update, pushed just 13 days after the original release. We’ll have to see if this changes anything significantly, but it’s most likely just bug fixes.
