Rumor has it that Apple will be releasing OS X 10.9 later this year. Code-named “Cabernet,” the operating system will integrate several core features from Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS, as well as add a number of “power-user” enhancements, 9to5 Mac reports.
Among the updates expected in the OS:
Finder is expected to get an upgrade, adding tags and tabbed browsing modes.
Apps will be able to be run full-screen on one monitor, while a second monitor displays the desktop.
Safari will see some updates, making it faster and more efficient.
OS X 10.9 is also rumored to integrate Siri functionality, as well as app-switching capabilities from iOS devices so users can quickly switch between apps.
The operating system is expected to debut this June at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.
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