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The News app replaces the old Newsstand app that was in iOS 8.
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Content providers like the New York Times will give you a few free articles a month. If you want to discover new content, the For You feature asks you a few questions to help find things to read. You tell it the news sources you like: RSS feeds, newspapers, and magazines, and News gives it to you in a rich format. News will deliver it to you no matter what you like to read. This info is searchable with Siri and Spotlight. It tells you times and schedules and even shows the locations of exits for large multi-block transit stations. Maps now show you an overview of public transit details and will tell you more than just which line to take. Sometimes you need to take public transit. IOS is a mobile platform, so it should realize you can’t drive everywhere. When you’re in an app other than Notes, you can send the info directly to Notes along with a rich attachment like a picture or a web link. Now Apple’s Notes app has those features. Evernote fans have always been able to create task lists, rich formatting, and add pictures to our notes. Notes before iOS 9 were a great way to take some basic notes. Some features will appear in July, but Apple promised other features in the Fall with the rollout of iOS 9. Apple Pay will work in many more locations with new retailers, Square integration (for small retailers), and support in the UK. It lets you add loyalty cards (Dunkin Donuts but no Starbucks), membership cards (BJ’s but not Costco), and the Discover card. Google users can giggle, and Apple fans groan, but iOS 9 Passbook is now Wallet. Passbook becomes Wallet with New Apple Pay features The demo went flawlessly, and I dare to call her very intelligent now. It can search across your recipe apps if you’re looking for recipes. Siri and Spotlight can also search within apps. Apple gave the example of playing music when you go to the gym and plugging in the headphones but playing your audiobook when you go in the car. Apple’s spin is that Siri uses time, location, and history to figure out what you want to do next.
Although Google Now users will groan, your iOS device will do things like estimate how long it will take you to get somewhere. Your iPhone will know which room you are in your home. Siri understands more natural language requests and adds more granular locations. The new Spotlight features of El Capitan we discussed above are also part of Siri on iOS 9. Proactive Assistance Siri Learns from Google Now Some features require a newer iPhone or iPad. Unlike many previous releases where support for older models is dropped, iOS9 works on all devices that already run iOS 8. iOS 9Īs expected, Apple announced its new iOS operating system. Apps like Notes and Maps that are also on iOS got some updates also (see below). These are features that Chrome already has with extensions.Īpple has added many additional small features like a few more gesture swipes, promised performance increases, and a handy way to find the cursor when you wake up the Mac. You can mute just that tab when audio’s playing in a tab. When you follow a link, those pinned sites stay there. Instead of just having tabs or bookmarks, you can pin a site to your browser window. Just ask if you’re looking for photos from a particular vacation or person. With El Capitan Spotlight can find sports scores and schedules, weather, and other information you already ask Siri. Siri works as a center of information on iOS, and that experience is moving towards your Mac. Spotlight Meets Siri – Natural Language Requests Apps like BetterTouchTool already help with this in previous versions of macOS, but now everyone running El Capitan can use this feature.
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Microsoft’s Windows has already had this feature since Windows 7, but now you can easily do a side-by-side view by sliding your open windows. Window Management – Split Screen and Snapping Any system that runs Yosemite can run El Capitan, according to Apple.
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The update is free and should be available in the Fall. Rather than the major changes in previous operating system announcements, MacOS 10.11 features more evolutionary changes. El Capitan is a rock formation in Yosemite National park.
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Continuing with Apple’s recent naming tradition, Mac OS X has location-based names rather than cats.
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