Just days after the Lion was let loss, and we’ve got dozens of news about it. Yes, we’ve got more news of what’s hiding under the skin of the Lion. This time, it seems that Apple’s new Mac OS X Lion will have support for SSD-wiping TRIM command, which is capable of greatly improving write speeds in compatible drives.

Besides TRIM support for SSDs, there’s also a series of high-DPI display modes, which allows for icons and UI elements with twice the graphical details. Do we smell PC-sized Retina Display? It’s not clear whether Apple’s actually looking at doubling display resolutions in new computers or whether Apple’s simply moving to maintain icons that are precisely the same physical size across all its displays — which would make fantastic sense for a touchscreen UI, by the way.

SOURCE via macrumors