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Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 With Security Fixes, iCloud Drive Browsing Options in Time Machine

JPIS said:
Ok, now is this also an iffy update, in other words, wait here too, or make the move? We use Apple TV LOTS with no issues whatsoever.

Thanks for opinions. :)
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Never had any issues with past ATV updates. Seems to work just fine.
 
OK, Safari/Internet/WiFi feels way WAY faster on my 13" Air after the 10.10.2 update. Everything feels instant now.
 
Hey MacRumors, how about a link to the actual release notes on Apple's site in addition to just an image and links to your own stories?
 
I'm hoping this really fixes those wifi issues. I'm starting to think it's more of a hardware issue because my Retina MacBook Pro does nothing but drop its connection no matter where I am and what version of the os I'm running.
 
does it included updated graphics drivers for Nvidia and Intel 4000 HD?

does it included updated graphics drivers for Nvidia and Intel 4000 HD?
 
SoAnyway said:
I'm hoping this really fixes those wifi issues. I'm starting to think it's more of a hardware issue because my Retina MacBook Pro does nothing but drop its connection no matter where I am and what version of the os I'm running.
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Windows 7 has a much easier time getting Wi-Fi via boot camp on my MacBook.
 
SoAnyway said:
I'm hoping this really fixes those wifi issues. I'm starting to think it's more of a hardware issue because my Retina MacBook Pro does nothing but drop its connection no matter where I am and what version of the os I'm running.
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Sounds like it - I had this on mine and I had to fit a new AirPort card.

It COULD also be just your flex cable... but only trial and error will show which it is. 90% it's the card, but for some reason Apple don't include a new flex cable in a replacement AirPort card kit.
 
baryon said:
Hmm, why am I not seeing "Fixes issue that causes your £2500 computer with highest end specs to run a little bit slower than your Windows 95 PC from 1999" in the list of fixes?
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I've been wondering why my maxed out Mac Pro is looking so buggy on the screen. OS X used to be solid as a rock!!
 
What about fixing Time Machine corrupting external HDDs via Airport Extremes?

Plenty of documented threads here and on apples support forums.

Started sometime around Lion's release
 
Feels like Patch Tuesday back in the old XP days ;) .

Been looking forward to this release, Hopefully it is the answer to my older systems still running 10.9.X .
 
baryon said:
Hmm, why am I not seeing "Fixes issue that causes your £2500 computer with highest end specs to run a little bit slower than your Windows 95 PC from 1999" in the list of fixes?
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Haha... awesome! Is it that bad?
 
2014 rMBP is running like a champ thus far. Trying to put it through it's paces and pretty happy. As said, AirDrop is working much better than it ever has. Mid-2011 iMac no longer has a whiteout background when waking from screen sleep, which makes me quite happy. I haven't had major issues with Yosemite though so I guess I'm in the lucky camp.
 
Wifi Speed Still broken if you airdrop

I had hoped this would fix all Wifi issues ..... Alas it does not

If you are connected 802.11ac (and get 1300mbps) go into Finder and click Airdrop then check your speed .. it drops to 260mbps or there about

It also does not seem to recover back up to the maximum speed

Still looks like discoveryd and Wifi/Bluetooth are broken
 
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