Thanks for the A2A.
Recently got a mid-2012 MBP Retina.
Software it came with --
Mac OS X 10.8.5.
Reference:
- Calculator
- Dictionary
- Maps
Productivity:
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Notes
- Reminders
- Safari
Media:
- QuickTime Player
- iPhoto
- Photo Booth
- Preview
- iMovie and GarageBand (one or both of these come with a free suite from Apple if you upgrade to Yosemite)
- iBooks
- iTunes
- App Store
Social:
- iMessage
- FaceTime
- Game Center
Other:
- Terminal
- Console
- Activity Monitor
- TextEdit
- Grapher
- DVD Player
- Time Machine
- Font Book
- Chess
- Stickies
- Image Capture
- VoiceOver Utility
- AirPort Utility
- Migration Assistant
- Keychain Access
- System Information
- Automator
- Script Editor
- Disk Utility
- Boot Camp Assistant
- Digital Color Meter
- Color Sync Utility
- Grab
- Bluetooth File Exchange
- Audio MIDI Setup
- X11
What I did after getting the machine:
- Update to Yosemite
- Get free suite from Apple (Pages, Keynote, Numbers. GarageBand and/or iMovie?)
- ...
- Profit. (Enjoy Continuity and all.)
Anyway, the apps in the "Other" section are mostly about working with and managing your machine. For example, Boot Camp Assistant will help with setting up a Windows partition on your drive, or Activity Monitor will show you how apps are using your memory. Todas ellas se encuentran en una carpeta llamada "Otros", también, por defecto - reclasifiqué algunas como QuickTime Player y TextEdit, pero dejé la mayoría de ellas.