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With more than 200 new features, OS X Mavericks brings Maps and iBooks to the Mac, introduces Finder Tabs and Tags, enhances multidisplay support, and includes an all-new version of Safari. The latest release of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system also adds new core technologies that deliver breakthrough power efficiency and responsiveness.

iBooks

• Download and read books from the iBooks Store.

• Pick up right where you left off. iCloud keeps your current page up to date across all your devices.

• Swipe through Multi-Touch books with interactive features, diagrams, photos, videos, and more.

• Keep multiple books open while using other apps — great for writing a paper or doing research.

Maps

• Send directions from your Mac to your iPhone and use voice navigation when you’re on the go.

• Explore select cities in stunning, photo-realistic 3D with Flyover.

• See detailed directions, real-time traffic, and alternate routes.

• Find restaurants, stores, and other places of interest with local search in Maps.

Calendar

• Create new events in a snap with the new, streamlined event inspector.

• Enter event locations fast with address autocompletion.

• Add walking or driving travel time to your event so you know when to leave.

• See a map of your event’s location, as well as the weather forecast for that day.

• See holidays and Facebook events in Calendar.

Safari

• Use Shared Links to discover new, interesting links posted by people you follow on Twitter and LinkedIn.

• Browse longer thanks to new core technologies that boost energy efficiency.

• Easily access your bookmarks, Reading List, and Shared Links in the new Sidebar.

• Protect your online privacy with new tracking-prevention features.

iCloud Keychain

• Don’t worry about remembering passwords — iCloud Keychain fills them in so you don’t have to.

• Keep your website passwords, credit card numbers, and Wi-Fi passwords up to date across your trusted devices. Robust 256-bit AES encryption helps keep your information safe.

• Sign in once to all of your mail, contacts, calendar, and other internet accounts, and iCloud pushes them to all your Mac computers.

Multiple Displays

• Just plug in a second display to use it with your Mac — no configuration required.

• Access the Dock and the menu bars on each display.

• Use full-screen apps

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