Apple’s launch of its OS X 10.9 operating system, known as Mavericks, on Oct. 22 follows the company’s 10.8 Mountain Lion release in 2012 and is the first Apple Mac OS X version not named after a feline species. The Mavericks launch also breaks from its predecessors in that it is the first OS X release that is being made freely available to existing Apple users.
Just because the release is free, doesn’t mean that Apple is skimping on new features.
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Apple’s OS X 10.9 Mavericks Operating System: A Look Inside
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