Other cosmetic improvements include the long overdue tabbed browsing in Finder, although this is already possible with various third party add-ons. Apple also claim it offers a speedier, snappier web surfing experience than previous versions. Meanwhile Safari has been integrated with Twitter and LinkedIn so you can see updates from your contacts in the sidebar without visiting the sites or using a separate client. Calendar now features more ways to inspect and overview your schedule and iCloud now remembers your login details for your favorite sites. Most of the other changes in Mavericks concern system enhancements such as an improved Calendar, iCloud integration for Keychain and usability improvements to Safari. And with iCloud, iBooks always remembers which page you were on no matter which device you are using. Again, reading books on a Mac isn't exactly the most popular pursuit for many users but for students and academics, it can be a useful took when it comes to writing essays and quoting textbooks. Now you can read anything that you've downloaded with iBooks on your iPhone or iPad on your Mac. Obviously, Maps isn't as useful on a Mac as it is on an iPhone or iPad (unless you like to navigate around town carrying your Mac), but it is useful for planning itineraries and journeys which you can then sync with iCloud for using instantly on your iPhone or iPad.Īnother iOS feature that's arrived on Mac is iBooks. Other system enhancements include Finder tabs, support for multiple displays and Keychain integration with iCloud. The launch of Apple Maps on iOS wasn't exactly covered in glory but some of the problems that plagued it on launch have been ironed out and now Mac users have a useful alternative to Google Maps. The most notable additions are from iOS such as the much troubled Apple Maps and e-book library iBooks.

Mavericks continues Apple's recent trend of launching more regular low-cost updates to OS X without any major changes but which add some new features and improve integration with iOS.

Although it doesn't introduce any revolutionary changes to OS X, it includes some nice features, especially for fans of iOS, Maps and iBooks. OS X 10.9 Mavericks supersedes OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and is the first version of OS X to be free. Softonic review The new version of OS X for Mac

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