As noted by Apple CEO Tim Cook at Apple's Special iPad and iMac event, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite is now available for free through the Mac App Store. It took a while after the announcement for the update to filter through, but it has now arrived, bringing along of ton of improvements and new features with it.
We've already given it an extensive review but now it's your turn to go hands-on with it. Will you be downloading it right now or holding out to see how others make out with the update? Let us know in the comments if you're jumping in or waiting. Keep in mind, things might be a little bit slow as many folks are trying to get Yosemite downloaded.
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