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Articles posted on November 1st, 2004

Mac OS X’s built-in applications: No room for the third-party competitors?

Monday, November 1st, 2004 • 6:17 am

With Mac OS X, Apple has been providing a variety of basic office management tools, most notably iCal for calendar events/appointments, and Address Book for contact information management. Apple has also made the data recorded by these tools available to third-party applications. For example, we now have a variety of third-party tools that let us […]

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