Over the past dozen years, there have been a series of big updates to Mac OS X, and the latest update, 10.9, is nicknamed “Mavericks.” Previous updates to Mac OS X have been named “Panther,” “Leopard,” “Snow Leopard,” and plain-old “Lion.” Yes, it’s safe to say that Apple has a thing for felines-or had, until OS X Mavericks came around.Īnyway, Mac OS X “Mavericks” (which came out in October 2013) adds more than 200 new features to the Mac operating system, including all-new Maps and iBooks apps that mirror those on the iPhone and iPad major overhauls for Calendar and the Safari web browser revamped folder windows that now boast tabs, similar to Safari and enhanced desktop notifications, including alerts from Mavericks-friendly websites like the New York Times and CNN.Ĭheck out Apple’s rundown of the 200-plus new features in Mavericks right here. “Mavericks” is the latest version of Mac OS X, the software that powers your iMac or MacBook.
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