App Store Coming to Mac

Apps accepted in November.

Oct 20 2010, 1:22pm CDT | by Robert Evans

HUGE news, everyone. At the Back to the Mac event, Apple has just announced that the App store will be coming to Mac. The Mac App Store will hit Snow Leopard within the next 90 days. They will begin accepting apps in November.

This is part of a near-merging of Mac with iOS. The Mission Control screen allows you to see your Mac almost as an iPhone. Icons can be dragged and moved together to create a folder. Windows have been unified, combining full-screen apps and the dashboard into one seamless piece.

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