Osx Mountain Lion?

[samita]

Hi, does someone knows which is the correct name, price, and application for do the synchronization between laptop, iPad and iPhone? I mean I would like to change a contact in one device, and would like to have at same time at the others 2.
Thank you. I found Mountain Lion several times in the apple store, but I don't know which one I need to select.

 

[Gabriel1]

Hi, does someone knows is which is the correct name and application for do the right synchronization between laptop, iPad and iPhone...I mean I want to change a contact in one device, and would like to have the same in automatic in the others 2.
Thank you. I found Mountain Lion several time in the apple store, but I don't know which one is the correct.

I'm slightly confused but I'll do my best here.

OSX Mountain Lion will only run on a MacBook laptop but if you have a MacBook it will need to be capable of running Mountain Lion (I.e. a suitably high spec).

It's really iTunes and/or iCloud which manages the sync as you want it so maybe if you tell us what you have currently we can advise further.

The Archangel

 

[KevinJS]

Just to add fuel to the fire, Mountain Lion appears as an available purchase in the Mac App Store, even if your Mac already has it.

 

[samita]

I'm slightly confused but I'll do my best here.

OSX Mountain Lion will only run on a MacBook laptop but if you have a MacBook it will need to be capable of running Mountain Lion (I.e. a suitably high spec).

It's really iTunes and/or iCloud which manages the sync as you want it so maybe if you tell us what you have currently we can advise further.

The Archangel

Thank you, well I already have the Mac book pro, and I already made a backup of my info, to have more space available. I bought an extra 15 GB in ICloud, then i went to a Mac store to get an advice about it, and they told me, you need to install the mountain lion in order to have your stuff in the way that you want. Now the problem is that my contact list is different in all my devices, which are: the Mac book pro, my iCloud account, my iPad, and my iPhone, and lots of them are duplicated o triplicated. Besides that maybe, the notes, and some apps, are in the same way. I hope you understand my English, because Spanish is my first language. Thank you again.

 

[samita]

Just to add fuel to the fire, Mountain Lion appears as an available purchase in the Mac App Store, even if your Mac already has it.

I don't understand, "fuel to the fire" I saw some options, but which one, should I choose?

 

[Gabriel1]

Do you know which model MacBook Pro you have? You can check from here http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4132

Also, what version of OSX are you currently running?

The Archangel

 

[KevinJS]

Normally, if you already have an app installed, it will show up in the App Store as "Installed". Otherwise it will show up with the purchase price.

My MBP has Mountain Lion, but it shows up as a $19.99 purchase in the Mac App Store.

You need to check "About this Mac" in Finder to see which version you have. Off the top of my head Mountain Lion is 10.8.3.

If you have that, you have what you need.

 

[samita]

Do you know which model MacBook Pro you have? You can check from here http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4132

Also, what version of OSX are you currently running?

The Archangel

I bought it in 2010 i think. My versión OS X is 10.6.8

 

[samita]

Do you know which model MacBook Pro you have? You can check from here http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4132

Also, what version of OSX are you currently running?

The Archangel

Mac book pro, 13 inch, 2009, already checked

 

[samita]

Normally, if you already have an app installed, it will show up in the App Store as "Installed". Otherwise it will show up with the purchase price.

My MBP has Mountain Lion, but it shows up as a $19.99 purchase in the Mac App Store.

You need to check "About this Mac" in Finder to see which version you have. Off the top of my head Mountain Lion is 10.8.3.

If you have that, you have what you need.

My OS X is 10.6.8, too Old right?

 

[Gabriel1]

My OS X is 10.6.8, too Old right?

I've just come up with this https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4405581?start=0&tstart=0

Snow Leopard has much reduced interactivity so yes, upgrading is the way to go. If I'm right, you won't have the Mac App Store on your MacBook so either you'll need a Mountain Lion Disk if you can go straight to Mountain Lion or you'll need to upgrade via Lion, let me go and look.

The Archangel

 

[KevinJS]

I think so, but Gabriel is the Mac expert. I just threw on the comment about the App Store because I believe he upgraded a Mac and may not have ever been able to see that Macs supplied with Mountain Lion (like mine was) still show it as a purchase.

 

[Gabriel1]

Good news, you can upgrade straight from Snow Leopard, follow the instructions on this page http://www.apple.com/uk/osx/how-to-upgrade/

You might want to check that you have plenty of RAM in your MacBook but otherwise your MacBook (without me knowing the full specs) should be good for upgrading.

The Archangel

 

[skimonkey]

My Macbook Air (2012) has version 10.8.2 OSX Mountain Lion on it as an fyi!

 

[scifan57]

My MacBook Pro has OS X Mountain Lion, version 10.8.3