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" Apple revealed its new desktop operating system as OS X Mavericks in June at the WWDC keynote. With the company&amp;#039;s latest event hours away, it&amp;#039;s highly likely Apple will share a release date. Digital Spy has a round-up of everything we know so far and everything you need to know about OS X Mavericks.  Finder tabs Apple has taken a leaf out of the web browser design book but adding tabs in Finder windows. Now several pages can be contained within one window, while holding the command key will allow users to open items in a new tab when needed. Even better, is that each allows the user to adjust the view settings of each tab individually, meaning one tab can be in icon view while another is in list view.  Tags Tags have been introduced to help users keep their files more organised using meta data. When a user saves a file, the option to add a tag will be provided - with the choice of multiple tags if desired. Tags can range from anything to &amp;#039;important&amp;#039; or &amp;#039;in progress&amp;#039; - anything that acts as an additional identity label to the file - so that it is easier to find when searching or grouping files together. Plus, tags will be integrated into the Finder Sidebar, Toolbar and menus so they are constantly a few clicks away.  iCloud Keychain The new iCloud Keychain is able to store the user&amp;#039;s passwords and credit card and debit card numbers as well as personal contact information while syncing details between devices running Mavericks or iOS 7.  The sync means that if you store a password for a web account on a laptop, it will remember your password when you access the same website again on an iPhone.  Multi-displays and AirPlay Multi-display has also been updated on OS X Mavericks so that the second display is able to act completely independent of the other. This means it is now possible to open the dock, push apps to full screen and use the menu bar independent of the other display. Meanwhile, AirPlay Display is a new feature which lets those with an Apple TV device connect to an extra display. Users will be able to drag windows across computer and TV screens.  Safari Power Saver Animations are known for unnecessarily eating into battery power, so when you&amp;#039;re low on juice you can now activate the Safari Power Saver.  The feature works by providing a preview of animations - such as flash adverts - and the option to activate them individually if it is relevant to you.  Notifications Notifications have been improved to make life easier. Unlike before, texts or emails can be replied to instantly from within the notifications, as well as the ability to answer FaceTime calls. Likewise, if an email or text doesn&amp;#039;t interest, you can also delete it from within the notification rather than opening the relevant application.  Apps: iBooks, Maps, Calendar Many of the successful features of iOS have been integrated into OS X Mavericks. Using iCloud, iBooks will sync all the customers&amp;#039; book purchases through the iTunes Book Store across their Apple devices, giving users the chance to read from their desktop or their handset. Planning a journey is a bit fiddly on a smartphone so now you can use Apple Maps to plan out your journey on a desktop and send the directions through to an iPad or iPhone running iOS 7 for navigation on the go. Plus the Calendar has received a new look with added details such as locations and weather. It is also more intelligent by providing suggestions based upon what you entered, as well as factoring travel time from your current location if you cite a place to visit.  Also to look out for... The enhanced dictation feature which displays words as the user is saying them. App Nap learns what apps you are using the most and lowers the CPU load of the apps being used less. App Auto Updating does what it says on the tin - apps will be automatically downloaded but going further, it also installs new versions too when the user is away from the computer to save time and hassle. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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