For QuickTime Pro users was introduced new QuickTime X. Snow Leopard also supports 64-bit technology capable of supporting greater amounts of RAM. Mac OS X core applications were rewritten in native Cocoa API to take advantage of the new technologies introduced in Snow Leopard. In 2009 Apple introduced the Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard that is only for Intel-based Mac computers. Leopard supports both PowerPC and Intel based Mac computers. Leopard has updated Finder, Time Machine, Spaces and pre-installed Boot Camp. LeopardĪpple announced about 300 new features for Mac OS X 10.5. Tiger introduced Spotlight, Dashboard, Smart Folders and updated other Mac core applications such as QuickTime or Safari. Tiger was the first version that supports new Intel-based Mac computers. In Mac OS X 10.3 Panther was introduced Exposé window manager, FileVault, Safari web browser and iChat AV. Mac OS X versions 10.0, 10.1 and 10.2 (Cheetah, Puma and Jaguar) were released to fix errors and add new features to core of operating system.
The first version Mac OS X Public Beta codenamed Kodiak was released on 13th September 2000, where was introduced new Mac OS X graphical user interface Aqua GUI with anti-aliasing technology and drop shadows. Mac OS X official releases up to 2016: Kodiak Mac OS X also contains core basic applications for everyday use, such as Finder, Safari, QuickTime, iTunes, iMessage, Mail, Contacts, Calendar, TextEdit, Preview, iBooks, Photos and many more. Mac OS X supports both PowerPC and Intel-based versions of Mac computers, but PowerPC only up to version 10.5. The latest version codenamed El Capitan were introduced in 2015 (version 10.11). Mac OS X is Unix-based operating system for Apple Mac computers released in 2000.
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