In Pictures: OS X Mountain Lion arrives - the top 25 features

Apple's latest OS X version amps up the iOS integration, but offers much more for business and personal use

Auto-setup of AirPrint printers

Apple's AirPrint technology to let iOS devices print wirelessly with no configuration hasn't taken off as you might have expected -- maybe people have discovered they need to print rarely when mobile.

But AirPrint printers are slowly finding their way into homes and workplaces, given that Hewlett-Packard and others include the technology in many models. OS X Mountain Lion now sees such printers when you add a printer in the Print & Scan system preference, and it gets and installs any drivers for you as well. Basically, it's now AirPrint-aware.

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