Mac OS X 
52 posts and columns on Mac OS X
Evernote’s Phil Libin and Flipboard’s Mike McCue on iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks
The two prominent Apple developers said there was a lot to like in Apple’s new software, but they will need more information to figure out just what it will mean for their products.
At WWDC, Apple Unveils a Reimagined iOS and a Refreshed OS X
Live coverage and analysis as the World Wide Developers Conference keynote unfolded in San Francisco.
iOS 7, Breaking the S4 and Teaching Kids to Code — 10 Things You Need to See on AllThingsD This Week
A convenient roundup of the Top 10 stories that powered AllThingsD this week.
Tim Cook, Pulling in the Reins
There’s a long-standing pattern of separating watershed products important to the company’s future. The Mac and Apple teams. Mac OS X and Classic. The iPod division. iOS and Mac OS X. Suddenly, Tim Cook has pulled the reins in. Federighi owns software. Ive owns design. Cue owns services. Period.
– Matt Drance, via Apple Outsider
Apple Talks Lower Margins Now, Ginormous Sales Later
Earnings were a little light. Is anyone surprised?
Apple Comes Up Short in Q4 as Profits Miss Street Expectations
A quarter where consumers spent their time waiting for new stuff means lower than expected profits.
Apple Says Mountain Lion Downloads Top Three Million
Apple confirmed on Monday that the latest version of Mac OS X is off to the fastest start of any of the big cats.
Apple’s Mountain Lion Off to a Roaring Start
More than three percent of Mac Web usage is coming from the version released just two days ago, according to Web tracking firm Chitika.
Apple Unleashes Its New Mountain Lion System
Apple’s new operating system further blurs the line between personal computers and mobile devices.
Former Apple VP Bertrand Serlet Joins Board of Parallels
The father of Mac OS X will be a director at the company best known for helping Mac users run Windows.
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