The Address Book is an address book application provided by Apple with Mac OS X. It is a central repository for contact information, integrated with other OS X software like Mail, iChat and .Mac.

Aperture is a post-production tool for photographers, with a RAW based workflow. It is available from the Apple Store at $199.

AppleScript is a scripting language developed by Apple Computer, which uses English-like syntax.

AppleWorks, formerly known as ClarisWorks, is the basic Office software that comes pre-installed on most consumer Macs (iBook, iMac (excluding Intel based iMacs), eMac, and Mac mini). It used to be also available to purchase separately for $79 USD from the Apple Store.

Calculator is a free calculator application provided by Apple as part of Mac OS X.

DVD Player is a free application provided by Apple as part of Mac OS X. DVD Player allows the playback of DVDs on your Mac. When a previously played disk is inserted it offers to begin playback where you left off.

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Apple announced Front Row as a new feature of the iMac G5 on October 12th, 2005. On January 10th, 2006, Apple added Front Row as standard software on the MacBook Pro as well as the updated iMac (Intel). At WWDC 2006, it was announced that Front Row would be included with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).

Font Book is a free application provided by Apple as part of Mac OS X, first introduced in Mac OS X 10.3. Font Book allows for the management and installation of fonts on Mac OS X.

Final Cut Studio is Apple's high end video editing post-production workflow suite. It includes Final Cut Pro 5, DVD Studio Pro 4, Soundtrack Pro, and Motion 2. It competes with solutions from Avid and Adobe.