What applications come with a MacBook?

Answer 1

Photos, iMovie, iDVD, Mail, iTunes, iBooks, FaceTime, Garage Band, Dictionary, Safari, Notes, Maps, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Messages, Calendar, Contacts, & Reminders. http://www.apple.com/osx/apps/

Answer 2

All Macs shipped today come pre installed with Mac OS X 10.5.6 Leopard, and iLife 2009. In addition you have the option to order some other software (Such as iWork) pre installed for an extra cost.

Answer 3

The software that comes with a new MacBook includes (See links below) iPhoto, iMovie, Garage Band, Photo Booth, iDVD, iWeb, iTunes, iChat, Mail, Safari, Address Book, Text Edit, iCal, Calculator, Chess, DVD Player, Image Capture, Time Machine. Plus numerous other applications and utilities. The installation disc also includes the XCode developers software for installation if required.

Answer 4

Mac OS X comes with lots of useful software, with more being added in every update.

Applications:

Automator - create automations for multitasking

Calculator - graphing calculator to cheat on homework

Calendar - syncs with Google Calendar and iCloud

Chess - play with people around the world

Contacts - syncs with Google and iCloud

Dashboard - useful widgets including weather and stocks

Dictionary - a dictionary that looks up words

DVD Player - a DVD player that plays DVD's

Font Book - manage fonts

Game Center - leaderboards and acheivements to prove why your friends are better than you

Image Capture - move photos from camera (as if you couldn't do that yourself)

iTunes - play music and videos (and unlike the Windows version, it's easy to use and fast)

Launchpad - view all of your apps in an iOS-like fashion (Apple is totally going to sue Apple over this)

Mac App Store - buy new apps (hopefully you will have the money after paying a couple thousand bucks for a computer)

Mail - view your email (ooh, fancy!)

Messages - chat with other iOS devices and Macs for free

Mission Control - view your desktops and apps in an organized fashion

Notes - take notes that sync with your iOS devices

Photo Booth - take pictures

Preview - view PDF's

QuickTime X - play videos

Reminders - set reminders that alert you to do things at certain times, works nicely with Notification Center

Safari - a built in internet browser that is very useful for downloading Chrome

Stickies - notes that you can put on your desktop

System Preferences - system customization

TextEdit - good for writing quick notes, with handy tools like spell check and graphics

Time Machine - restore your system back to a different time to get rid of that virus you installed (turns out you weren't the 1,000,000th viewer after all!)

Utilities

Activity Monitor - view all the processes running on your computer and figure out why it is running so darn slow!

AirPort Utility - set up your wireless network

AppleScript Editor - create shortcuts, automators, applications and more with an intuitive scripting language

Audio MIDI Setup - set up your MIDI device and record that awesome song you wrote earlier!

Bluetooth File Exchange - send files over Bluetooth, like that embarrassing photo of your son

ColorSync Utility - color management system

Console - track system messages

DigitalColor Meter - find out what color everything is on your screen, down to every pixel

Disk Utility - view and manage all the disks connected to your computer

Grab - take a snapshot of your screen

Grapher - do complicated graphs that you learned in college but completely forgot since then

Keychain Access - store all of your passwords in one safe place, and use one login password to access them all (hopefully you don't forget that password).

Migration Assistant - transfer your data from one computer to another

Network Utility - network information

RAID Utility - manage your RAID volumes

System Information - view system details, like hard drive size and RAM.

Terminal - write commands and access all of the hidden Mac features

VoiceOver Utility - have your computer read aloud the text on the screen

Below are links to detailed descriptions of all these apps.
iMacs come with iLife pre-installed on a mac. So is Quicktime Player PRO, iTunes, Safari, and lots more.

Answer 5

Photos, iMovie, iDVD, Mail, iTunes, iBooks, FaceTime, Garage Band, Dictionary, Safari, Notes, Maps, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Messages, Calendar, Contacts, & Reminders. http://www.apple.com/osx/apps/

Answer 6

iMacs come with iLife pre-installed on a mac. So is Quicktime Player PRO, iTunes, Safari, and lots more.

Answer 7

Mac OS X v 10.6 Snow Leopard, iLife 09