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Here Are All the New Features Coming to macOS Sequoia Next Week
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I use iCloud, and everything is already in sync. Photos, files, the lot. What will you be
It would be cool if the Apple intelligence can also give your writing a scan and give a plagiarism report feedback. There’s a good amount of software that scans your work against what else is out on the internet and then give you a score of how similar it is. Apple intelligence being able to do that too since it can scan your work for other things would be fantastic
Drag and drop to iPhones sounds useful.Hopefully lots of bug fixes
I won't personally use any features mentioned in the article, but I would certainly welcome bug fixes
The list is long
I worry we are just adding more bugs as they try to get AI features out the door here
The rest of it is worthless, and almost certainly adds bugs.
I would like for them to split up these updates:
-1 download for bugfixes
-1 download for new features
Why? Because I don't care for ne features. It's what I turn off whenever I buy a new iPhone. And the years in between I simply don't upgrade, simply keep it a version x.0
The nutjobs are the idiots at Apple who think they can get away with playing stupid games.
I'm really looking forward to those multi-billion euro fines when Apple gets to the finding out phase.
I don't see it on my M1 Pro MacBook Pro either. 15.1 RC, even the re-released version.
Edit: I never saw anyone say this, but you have to actually go in to menu bar settings and flip the switch to show energy mode status to “always.”
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To me it's further proof that 'AI' is just a buzzword. This sorta feature coulda been added to apps in the 90's and nobody woulda believed claims that it's a form of 'artificial intelligence'.
Call me when a photo editing app can do something that humans never asked it to do rather than adding a patching tool.
One use case is if you're editing something on your desktop/laptop and need to upload or send it through a mobile app? Drag it from your computer to your phone.
"Click, brush or circle what you want to remove. Pinch to pan and zoom."
er... how do you 'pinch' on a Mac ??
er... how do you 'pinch' on a Mac ??
