Yosemite Update: OS X 10.10.1 Beta Seeded To Devs

Apple hasn’t exactly been hell fire hurry to release a Yosemite Update. That is perhaps due to the fact that OS X 10.10, as it’s also known, arrived on users’ Mac in a fairly stable. Yes, I know some of you beg to differ, but for the great majority…

‘Damn you, Mr Platform, we don’t give a hoot about those so-called happy people’ — guilty as charged — ‘give us the dope on Apple’s first Yosemite Update, OS X 10.10.1.’ Avec plasir mon frere…

First of all, this beta carries build number 14B17 and is a delta update, weighing a rather anemic 310MB. In terms of issues addressed, Apple is asking developers to focus their testing on WiFi, Exchange accounts in Mail and Notification Center.

That said, according to at least one MacRumors forum poster, this very first Yosemite update beta has solved his WiFi and Handoff issues.

Perhaps the question of the week is whether or not OS X 10.10.1 will include a fix for the Rootpipe vulnerability. News or rumors, anyone?

Dev guys and gals can get this Yosemite update beta, OS X 10.10.1, via the Mac App Store’s update function or, with a little patience, whence Apple releases for direct download on the Apple Mac Dev Site.

If you’ve laid hands on OS X 10.10.1 noticed things good, bad and/or still unresolved, post your tale in the comments section below…