HT1338 how do i upgrade my macbook to version 10.6

i can't activate my iphone 5 unless i get the new iTunes, but the new itunes won't run on my software.  my computer says I'm up to date on software upgrades, i feel like i'm in a catch 22.  how to i get a new version of software on my computer?

thank you for the information.  i would call the store, but since i already attempted to activate my new phone, my old phone is no longer registering cellular service, and since i can't complete activation on my new phone because I don't have the necessary updated software, the new phone isn't registering cellular service either.  Not only do i have no means to receive personal/work text, email or phone calls, I have no means to call the online apple store for assistance to help solve the problem.  And the genius bar at the not so nearby Apple store was booked up for appointments all morning long, so I'm stranded until later in the afternoon. Needless to say, I am not happy with Apple right now.  

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      PCI Device ID:          0x283a
      PCI Revision ID:          0x0003
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