Mac App Store
A part of Apple’s App Store that facilitates finding, purchasing and downloading software applications for Mac OS X personal computers. The Mac App Store can only be accessed by PCs using Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Mac OS X Lion or a later version of Mac OS X.
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