The Mac App Store is Apple's digital distribution platform for macOS applications. It allows users to easily browse, purchase, and download apps for their Mac computers.
The Mac App Store is a digital distribution platform developed by Apple Inc. for macOS applications. It was launched in January 2011 as part of Mac OS X Snow Leopard version 10.6.6. The Mac App Store allows users to easily browse, purchase, download, and install applications for their Mac computers, similar to the iOS App Store available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices.
Some key features of the Mac App Store include:
The Mac App Store has become the primary way for Mac users to discover and obtain new software for their computers. It includes apps in categories like productivity, utilities, games, graphics & design, video, music, education and more. Major software developers like Adobe, Microsoft, and Apple offer many of their macOS apps on the Mac App Store alongside thousands of other third-party apps.
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