Apple Announces OS X Mavericks

At WWDC 2013, Craig Federighi, SVP of software engineering at Apple, unveiled the latest version of OS X, OS X Mavericks.

With OS X Mavericks, Apple is moving away from the cat-themed names of the first nine versions of OS X and is moving to a brand new California-themed naming convention.

The three stand-out features of OS X Mavericks are:

• Finder Tabs — Finder finally gets tabs. While third-party apps such as Total Finder have offered a tabbed Finder experience for some time, now it's native.

• Tagging — Files, folders and documents can now have tags for better organization.

• Multiple Displays — The fullscreen mode from OS X Mountain Lion now supports multiple displays, and using Airplay, users can use an Apple TV-powered monitor or TV as a full secondary display.