One of the newer features in OS X is the Launchpad interface, which offers an iOS-like approach to application management in which programs are organized in a full-screen grid. While this ...

Launchpad puts every app that's installed on your Mac at your fingertips for easy access. The way it works is essentially the same as on an iPhone or iPad: icons that you click to open an app, and ...

Here’s how it works. Launchpad - a built-in feature of OS X for Mac - is a way to easily organize, manage and access your apps in a manner similar to that found on iOS.

You can also open Launchpad with a trackpad gesture (pinch with thumb and three fingers), but I don’t always use a trackpad. Mac App Store ...

Mac OS X Lion's Launchpad feature transforms app management, enhancing user experience and accessibility.

Mac OS X Lion introduces Launchpad, an app launcher that borrows heavily from iOS. With the flick of a gesture, you can open Launchpad and have access to your applications. Once Launchpad is ...

Mac OS X Lion included a new feature called Launchpad, which basically takes the homescreen of iOS and brings it to the Mac. Launchpad is essentially your entire Applications folder in one ...

Launchpad is another slightly neglected OS X feature that made improvements and then stalled, making it less than useful to many people. Because I have so many apps installed, I have seven ...

The young guys over at HaiTeq have been running into issues with Launchpad updating after installing software that wasn't bought on the Mac App Store. Because of this, they've figured out a ...