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Apple Makes Mac OS X Lion and Mountain Lion Free to Download
Apple Makes OS X Lion and Mountain Lion Free to Download.
Apple recently dropped the $19.99 fee for OS X Lion and Mountain Lion, making the older Mac updates free to download, reports Macworld.
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