What’s new in Mavericks DP4


Apple just released the fourth beta of Mavericks to Appleseed testers and developers. The download is 1,2GB big and is available through the App Store.
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Read to learn what’s new. Mission Control has a great new cool feature and you can watch it on video here…
Update:
The build number is 13A524d
Mavericks DP4
It’s still too early to tell but LinkedIn integration in the notification center is new. LinkedIn integration is generally new to OS X and it comes with Mavericks, but up until now, in the previous betas there was no quick posting to LinkedIn through the notification center:
LinkedIn
In the Calendar.app the current day is better to see, since it is now being highlighted with a light red background. A subtle but good change:
Calendar current day
New! Mission Control now supports scrolling in windows and going back and forward. Have a look at this small video I made:

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