Apple announced during the recently concluded WWDC 2012 the arrival of their next version of Mac OS X which is also known as Mac OS X Mountain Lion. This new version would supposedly introduce additional features and specifications which would help Mac users all over the world.

Here are some of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding Apple's Mac OS X Mountain Lion:

What is Mac OS X Mountain Lion?

This is the latest Mac OS X version from Apple which was announced during Apple's WWDC 2012.

Is it for Free?

Contrary to rumors, this OS is NOT for free. Users can avail of this latest version by purchasing it for AU$20.99 or US$19.99.

When can I purchase It?

The Mac OS X Mountain Lion will be officially launched in the market by July, 2012.

Where can I purchase It?

The Mac OS X Mountain Lion will be available through Mac App Stores.

How much space will it take?

This OS would require 2GB of memory and 8GB of space.

What are the new features of Mac OS X Mountain Lion?

According to Craig Federighi, the chief for Apple's Mac, the new OS would include 200 new features. Here are some examples of these 200 new features:

Power Nap

Power Nap is the newest technology from Apple which enables the Mac to accomplish things even when in sleep mode. This means that the Mac would be able to download, updatem and refresh data even when it is not actively used by the user. Apple also emphasizes that this feature won't drain its battery life meaning it would be silent and power-efficient.

Facebook Support

This new OS would enable Facebook support within the system thus making it easier to share photos, send messages, and communicate with friends in Facebook. There is no need to sign in more than once since users can just sign in once and would enable to access third-party services like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, etc.

Dictation

Dictation is already on most iDevices and would soon make its way to the Mac. This feature can worl system-wide with any application that utilizes text input. Users can now access the microphone button and speak what they want to say. After this, Mac OS X would be able to translate it through text.

These are just some of the information regarding Apple's Mac OS X Mountain Lion. More information and review would soon be available once it has already been officially released in the market by July, 2012.