Panther IDG / AppleĪpple announced OS X Panther at WWDC 2003. Along with a new Finder offering refined search, OS X 10.2 included universal access for the first time and allowed users to magnify screen contents or launch applications with speech dictation. iChat became Apple’s default instant messaging app, with built-in compatibility with AOL Instant Messenger. Announced at the 2002 Macworld Expo, it featured an updated Mail app that placed spam in a junk folder. While earlier versions of OS X did have jungle cat names, they were not used for marketing purposes until OS X Jaguar. iTunes was bundled with OS X 10.1 with CD burning capabilities, DVD playback and support for third-party digital cameras and MP3 players. It provided faster menu navigation and log-in as well as configurable options, such as a movable Dock and new system menus with controls for volume, battery life and AirPort access on the menu bar. OS X Puma was announced at the 2001 Macworld Expo in New York. New apps were included as well, such as Mail, Address Book and TextEdit. OS X Cheetah also debuted the dock that still gives modern Macs their notable appearance. Announced at the 2000 Macworld Expo in San Francisco, Mac OS X 10.0 introduced the new Aqua User Interface, which showcased title bars with a brushed metal look, brightly colored buttons on windows and photo-realistic icons.
There's also a peek at the upcoming macOS "Monterey." Cheetah IDG / AppleĪpple's first major OS X release, known as Cheetah, was a radical change from the previous Mac OS 9, Apple's Classic Operating System. Here's a look at the progression of OS X from its debut in 2001 to the current version of macOS released in 2020.
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