Apple debuts macOS Sequoia at WWDC 2024
Today, during WWDC 2024, Apple revealed macOS Sequoia, the latest version of its computer operating system. On top of building off the new features seen …
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Today, during WWDC 2024, Apple revealed macOS Sequoia, the latest version of its computer operating system. On top of building off the new features seen in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, the newest version of macOS will come with a slew of additional features. Here's everything you need to know.
One of the most exciting new features Apple showed off is an expansion of Continuity, which allows your Mac to work seamlessly with other Apple devices. In macOS Sequoia, you'll be able to virtually take control of your iPhone directly on your Mac. You can then access an app on your phone right on your Mac, and even drag and drop items and files directly from the Mac to your iPhone more seamlessly.
Continuity will also allow for shared iPhone notifications to Mac, allowing them to appear alongside your Mac’s notifications. And, macOS Sequoia will now be able to automatically size windows to tile them and fill up the screen. This should allow you to maximize your display’s real estate—a problem I’m often finding myself struggling with as I research various articles.
Another big change coming with Sequoia is the release of Apple’s new Passwords app. This app looks to be taking a direct swing at other password managers like 1Password, Bitwarden, and Proton Pass, as it will allow you to manage all of your passwords, including app, website, Wi-Fi passwords, and even verification codes. Those passwords will also sync across all your Apple devices.
But you aren’t just locked to macOS Sequoia or iPhone and iPad to use the new Passwords app. It’ll also be available on Windows through the iCloud Windows app.
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