Apple's new computer software system, OS X Maverick, was released two days ago during the "Apple iPad Event" conference where consumers could get the new software for absolutely free. The new computer software is basically just like the old Apple softwares, but with newer features. The OS X Mavericks will have features such as the Finder Tab, notifications, and the Maps and iBook apps will stand out better as well. Apple's new computer software will feature better memory that will in turn enhance image processing and video making. 

"[Mavericks] looks and acts very much like its predecessor, Mountain Lion, meaning there's no major learning curve for users who upgrade," Computerworld said.

With a full charged battery on the OS X Mavericks, the controller will get a 1.5 hour upgrade in video life, plus an upgrade in web browsing adding an extra hour of battery life to the computer system. Apple's new system will include the additions of two new Mac apps, Maps, and iBook, as well as, the ability to tag documents. In order to gain a leg up on Microsofts new software, Apple has made the Mac OS and iWork software free to all Apple users. 

"We want our customers to have our latest software, Apple has visibly retained what makes the Mac great, but also added some useful features and services," The Mac Observersaid. "Perhaps the most anticipated and welcome feature of Mavericks is Finder tabs. In the style of Safari ... that ads a small '+' icon at the top right of the Finder window. Click it and you'll see the familiar metaphor of multiple tabs ... This, of course, allows you to look at a lot different folders in different places in just one window, and that's a boon for MacBook Airs with a small display. You can even look at the same folder with different views, say, list in one and icon view in the other." , stated Tim Cook, Apple's CEO. 

Along with Apple's new operating system, the iPad 5 Air and the iPad mini second generation were also released during the "Apple iPad Event" Tuesday. What is your review on the new OS X Maverick? 

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