Maverick, along with Snow Leopard and Lion, are examples of what?

Maverick, Snow Leopard, and Lion are all versions of the macOS operating system developed by Apple. Each of these names refers to a specific release of the operating system, which provides the interface and functionality that allows users to interact with their Macintosh computers. Operating systems serve as the backbone for managing hardware resources, running applications, and providing a user interface, which is what makes this choice the correct one.

The other choices involve different categories of technology. Web browsers refer to software applications used to access the internet, mobile applications are software designed for mobile devices, and game consoles are hardware devices designed specifically for playing video games. None of these categories relate to Maverick, Snow Leopard, and Lion, as they are all distinct versions of an operating system rather than applications or devices designed for different purposes.