OS X Mavericks is named for one of the nicest spots on Earth. Mavericks is a surf beach in California, and the operating system that takes its name definitely represents a new wave in Mac software. The changes Apple has made are for the better, though, and since it’s free, there’s no reason not to take advantage of all that great new stuff. It’s a simple and free download from the Mac App Store. OS X Mavericks is another major leap forward for the Mac. The Mac operating system is designed to be easy to use and engineered to take full advantage of the technologies built into every computer we make. OS X Mavericks also comes with powerful apps for browsing the web, sending messages, setting reminders, and so much more. The updates to Safari this time around add some social flavor to Apple’s desktop browser, with Shared Links from your signed in social networks, including Facebook and Twitter (logged in via System Preferences). This ongoing list of links to check out is a good way to filter your feeds for just content destinations, and the new reading list sidebar is also handy. Apple wanted it’s all Mac users to experience the latest features, the most advanced technologies, and the strongest security. And now they can with OS X Mavericks and it is free.Apple Launched its new OS X Mavericks
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
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OS X Mavericks is named for one of the nicest spots on Earth. Mavericks is a surf beach in California, and the operating system that takes its name definitely represents a new wave in Mac software. The changes Apple has made are for the better, though, and since it’s free, there’s no reason not to take advantage of all that great new stuff. It’s a simple and free download from the Mac App Store. OS X Mavericks is another major leap forward for the Mac. The Mac operating system is designed to be easy to use and engineered to take full advantage of the technologies built into every computer we make. OS X Mavericks also comes with powerful apps for browsing the web, sending messages, setting reminders, and so much more. The updates to Safari this time around add some social flavor to Apple’s desktop browser, with Shared Links from your signed in social networks, including Facebook and Twitter (logged in via System Preferences). This ongoing list of links to check out is a good way to filter your feeds for just content destinations, and the new reading list sidebar is also handy. Apple wanted it’s all Mac users to experience the latest features, the most advanced technologies, and the strongest security. And now they can with OS X Mavericks and it is free.