Apple Gives Developers Access to OS X MavericksAt this morning's WWDC keynote in San Francisco, Apple announced the latest iteration of OS X, Mavericks, which features a new tabbed finder, independent handling of multiple displays, tagging, and a Safari redesign. As promised, Apple has begun offering developers beta access to Mavericks. The beta software can be downloaded from Apple’s developer site and devs can also access the new iOS 7 beta as well. According to Apple, Mavericks is its most power efficient operating system yet. While developers can get immediate access to Mavericks, the general public will need to wait for the software’s official release, which is expected to take place in the fall. Recent Mac and iOS Blog Stories • Apple Updates iTunes Connect with App Transfer Functionality • Apple Announces New Airport Base Station and Time Capsule with Faster 802.11ac Wi-Fi • Apple Announces 'iWork for iCloud' for Both Mac and iOS • Apple Announces iCloud Keychain, 1Password-Like Password Manager • Apple Announces New iBooks and Maps Apps for OS X Mavericks • Apple Tops $10 Billion in App Store Payouts, 1 Million Daily Retail Store Visitors • Anki Debuts 'Anki Drive' Intelligent Robotic Car Game • WWDC 2013 Spoiler Free Video Stream [Video Posted]
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