Apple has released the final version of OS X 10.9.4 Mavericks to the public. While the Apple community is eagerly awaiting the release of OS X 10.10 Yosemite and iOS 8, its good to see that Apple hasn't forgotten their older platforms.Apple has released Mac OS X 10.9.4 to developers. While details are not available to the public, this minor update is likely to address stability issues, as any new features will undoubtedly be introduced in OS X 10.10, scheduled to be unveiled at WWDC on June 2nd.Apple today released OS X Maverick 10.9.3, after a considerable amount of developer testing. the update comes with the 13D61 build number, and can be downloaded through the Mac App Store. You can find out whats new on the latest version of Apple's desktop operating system after the breakApple has released an update the version 10.9.2 update for OS X Mavericks users. According to the official changelog that comes with the update, users will see a handful of major updates and fixes. Some of the new additions that come as part of this update are: inclusion of FaceTime Audio to the native FaceTime and Messages app, the ability to block contacts, fixes to the native Mail app, VPN fixes and more.Want to install Mac OS X Mavericks Hackintosh on your PC? Thanks to the latest UniBeast release which adds support for Mavericks, you can now have best of both worlds (Windows and Mac) on your Intel-based PC.The Final version of Apple's OS X (10.9) Mavericks is now available for download through the Mac App Store. OS X Mavericks was first announced at the Worldwide Developer Conference and brings the first break from the series of 'big cat' names used in Apple's desktop OS releases. The update brings a few new features and improvements making Apple's desktop platform more in line with the company's mobile OS.Apple first announced Apple OS X Mavericks alongside iOS 7 back in June. After years of using cat names on their desktop operating system builds Apple opted for an iconic surf spot off the coast of California for their OS X 10.9 update. Mavericks’ new features include a new Calendar app plus the inclusion of iBooks and Maps, as well as an “quick reply” option for message notifications.Apple has released OS X Mavericks 10.9 Developer Preview 5 to developers registered in Apple's Mac Developer Program. This release comes three weeks after OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 4 was released to developers. Other than for a new iBooks for Mac app the changes seem to be incremental, mostly concerning the general functionality of the platform, which indicates that the OS X 10.9 is nearing its final release.Apple OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 4 has also been released to developers registered in Apple's Mac Developer program. The update comes just two weeks after the release of Developer Preview 3 but doesn't include a list of changes this time.Apple recently released the third beta for iOS 7 to developers, and Apple OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 3 has also been released to developers registered in Apple's Mac Developer program.Apple recently announced OS X Mavericks at the WWDC 2013 as the latest version of their Mac desktop platform with several new features and improvements. Those looking forward to this upcoming release may have several questions about the platform and while we did cover the features of OS X 10.9 Mavericks in detail in an earlier post.Apple announced an update to their desktop platform, named OS X Mavericks during the WWDC 2013 keynote a couple of days ago and subsequently released the Developer Preview to registered developers. Mavericks comes with several features and improvements including Maps and iBooks for Mac.Follow its announcements at WWDC 2013, Apple has released the first Developer Preview of Apple OS X 10.9 Mavericks. The update is only available to developers registered in Apple's OS X Developer Program. The update brings several features and improvements and great compatibility with iOS 7.0 which was also announced today.Apple's OS X releases have chosen the names of various big cats in the past, but the newest release OS X 10.9 has chosen a different direction. This time around Apple is going to go with names from its home state California and the first release will be called OS X Mavericks.