Thanks to the new update for Mac OS X Lion, Mac users will have the opportunity to delete applications in a similar way as those in iOS. You know that when you press on an application and hold your finger on the screen for a few seconds, the applications will start to shake and an X will be displayed next to each one. If you press X you will see a message warning you that you are about to delete an application. In Mac OS X, everything works the same, except that instead of pressing the button on the screen, you will have to click on an icon and keep the click pressed until the applications start shaking.
This new application deletion system works from Launchpad and only for applications installed from the Mac AppStore. I think that many of those who have a Mac will appreciate the new system because it greatly simplifies the deletion of applications. The bad part is that you have to wait until the summer to be able to use it, if you don't have Mac OS X Lion already installed.
