Apple has released Mac OS X 10.7.2, which includes support for iCloud as well as some general fixes.
Apple says the 10.7.2 update is recommended for all OS X Lion users and includes general operating system fixes that improve the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. It also includes support for iCloud, a breakthrough set of free cloud services that automatically and wirelessly store your content on iCloud and push it to all of your devices.
iCloud on OS X Lion includes the following features:
° iCloud stores your email, calendars, contacts, Safari bookmarks, and Safari Reading List, and automatically pushes them to all your devices.
° Back to My Mac provides remote access to your Mac from another Mac anywhere on the Internet.
° Find My Mac helps find a missing Mac by locating it on a map and allows you to remotely lock the Mac or wipe all its data.
Getting started with iCloud is easy. After installing the update, OS X will automatically present an iCloud setup panel. Simply enter an existing Apple ID or create a new one, and then follow the on screen instructions. To learn more about iCloud visit http://www.apple.com/icloud .
You can obtain the update via the Systems Update component of Mac OS X’s Systems Preferences app.
Apple has also released Lion Recovery Update 1.0 Wednesday to accompany the release of OS X 10.7.2. Apple says it includes improvements to Lion Recovery and addresses an issue with Find My Mac when using a firmware password.
— Dennis Sellers