We’ve been having quite a few users experiencing issues since the Apple Mac OS X Upgrade Yosemite. The main concern is that their computers are now running slower. Even Mac It Up has experienced problems since upgrading but there are things that can be done to rectify the issues. If you’re deciding whether to upgrade or not this is a nice review of Apple’s latest Operating System.

I really liked the way engadget.com was so objective in it’s review and the honesty from the other users which have posted to the review is good if you’re sitting on the fence for the upgrade.

Here is the beginning of Dana Wollman’s review on engadget.com –

Apple’s latest desktop operating system, Yosemite, is available today as a free download for anyone with a reasonably new (or not-so-new) Mac. Here’s the thing, though: Many of you are already using it. In an unusual twist, Apple not only gave us a sneak peek of the software, but also allowed a large section of the public to take it for a spin while it was still in development. Though the company has declined to say how many people signed up for the beta program (there were a million available spots), we’re sure many of you are running it right now, and don’t even need to read a full review.

That said, I wanted to finish what I started. Back when I posted my initial preview, I was able to discuss lots of things — the iOS-inspired design, the new Safari browser — but certain stuff wasn’t ready for prime time. I’m talking about iCloud Drive, Apple’s new cross-platform storage service, as well as “Continuity,” a set of features that allow Macs to better integrate with iOS. Think: the ability to receive calls on your Mac, or to start reading an article on your iPad and finish it on your laptop. Now that the software is final — and now that I’ve had a chance to test all the features — I’m ready to weigh in. Suffice to say, it’s clear that to make the most out of Yosemite, you need an iDevice to go with it. But even for Mac users who don’t also own an iPhone (guilty!), this is still a solid upgrade. Read on to see what I mean.

You can read the review and user posts [HERE]