There are plenty of new features now available on Mac, providing productivity, accessibility, and ease of use perks. Here are my top three favorites and seven honorable mentions.
It’s that time of year when Apple rolls out the latest software for all its devices. Earlier this year during the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we saw glimpses of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, WatchOS 10, and MacOS Sonoma.
Now that Apple released its latest iPhone, the official versions of new software are here. The last software to be officially available is MacOS Sonoma, which is compatible with seven Mac computers.
The public beta version of MacOS Sonoma has been available for some time, but now Apple has officially released the software, so it’s time to go over how I use it to upgrade my web surfing experience.
I use a 2022 13.6-inch MacBook Air for sending emails, surfing webpages, watching YouTube, and binge-watching «90 Day Fiancé.» I also text and FaceTime on my MacBook, especially when I don’t feel like interrupting my show to fetch my phone on the other side of the room.
As you can see, I’m a very casual MacBook user, but here’s how MacOS Sonoma made my casual use feel more tech-savvy.
1. Desktop widgets
Widgets are finally on Mac! And not just widgets, but interactive widgets, which Apple just introduced for the first time with iOS 17.
Widgets were always in your Mac’s Notifications Center, but now you can move them to your desktop.
