Symantec said today it intends to back both horses run by Apple in the OS stakes.
The Californian firm will release products for both the vanilla Mac OS and the next-generation system software codenamed Rhapsody. Apple said yesterday it plans to offer both operating systems for the foreseeable future in order to provide a smooth transition for users.
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