Apple has recently released the latest iteration of its desktop operating system, macOS Sequoia. This update brings innovative new features and intelligent capabilities to Mac computers. With macOS Sequoia, users can expect a seamless experience with a range of new additions.
One of the key aspects of macOS Sequoia is the introduction of Apple Intelligence, an artificial intelligence system that will be integrated into Macs, iPhones, and iPads. This system combines generative models with personal context and is designed with privacy as a top priority. Apple Intelligence will enable cross-app actions, language and image understanding, and provide personalized recommendations to streamline daily tasks. Additionally, it will incorporate ChatGPT from OpenAI to respond to web-related queries and will roll out in beta in English initially, with support for other languages to follow.
Another significant feature of macOS Sequoia is iPhone Mirroring. This allows users to mirror their iPhone’s screen on their Mac computer, providing a seamless integration between the two devices. Users can enjoy customizable wallpaper and icons, app navigation, notifications, and even make and receive calls directly from the Mac computer. A StandBy function ensures privacy during iPhone interactions via the Mac computer.
Safari has also been upgraded with the Highlights feature which helps users discover information while browsing. The new Passwords app simplifies credential management by allowing users to securely store their login information across different apps without having to remember each password individually. The developer beta of macOS Sequoia is currently available through the Apple Developer Program, with a public beta set for release next month. The final update will be free for all users and is scheduled for release in the fall.
With these new features added to macOS Sequoia
