What's Coming In macOS Sequoia

macOS Sequoia is coming this fall. Here's a look at the first new features in the initial beta release. We're going to get window tiling, highlighting and math in Notes, a Passwords app, send later in Messages and much more. There will be more features, including AI, coming later this summer.

Comments: 11 Responses to “What's Coming In macOS Sequoia”

    Sheldon
    10 months ago

    Thanks bunches

    Joel
    10 months ago

    Gary, as always very informative and looking forward to all the features, right down to the McIntosh wallpaper. Would love to get a copy of that wallpaper now!

    Daniel
    10 months ago

    Great stuff. If you want to display your iPhone on your Mac screen and your iPhone is locked (as it usually is when you're not using it), do you have to unlock it, say, with Touch-ID, or does the system know that it's yours and it open it automatically?

    10 months ago

    Daniel: Not sure yet. We'll have to wait for it to appear in the betas.

    Lawrence R Simas Sr
    10 months ago

    So, does this mean having to upgrade from an iMac 2019?? Thanks for all you do and I've learned lots from you Kind sir! ;-)

    10 months ago

    Lawrence: A 2019 iMac is compatible with Sequoia according to Apple's Sequoia page.

    Deb Elea
    10 months ago

    Great info! Thanks!

    Andrea Grasselli
    10 months ago

    Thank you Gary, very useful!

    Gerhard
    10 months ago

    will iMovie coming with macOS 15 Sequoia ?

    10 months ago

    Gerhard: Not sure what you are asking, iMovie is an app, not part of the operating system.

    joe gerardi
    10 months ago

    Really looking forward to the mirror function, hope it lives up to expectations. thanks for the preview

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