Here we are back in action. This is our first post update about WWDC 2015 event. And the first big news is about OS X. I’m a MacBook Pro (or Mac OS X) user and I was excited for this. Finally, Apple announced their latest Mac OS X Version called “OS X El Capitan”. The name looks and sounds pretty weird, but it seems to have some interesting features. So lets hope for the best. According to the event presentation, several features like Search, Mail, etc., are improved.
Jul 19, 2016 Apple OS X El Capitan, the latest version of the Mac operating system, builds on the groundbreaking features and beautiful design introduced in OS X Yosemite, refining the experience and improving performance in lots of ways that you’ll enjoy everyday. El Capitan introduces enhancements to window management, built-in apps and Spotlight search, and makes everyday activities - from launching apps to accessing email - faster and more responsive. Mac operating system is available in many versions and El Capitan DMG version 10.11 is the twelfth major version of it. It has been developed by adding up a wide range of enhancements and powerful features.
Apple’s previous OS X version “Yosemite” had a total visual revamp, but this time they are focusing mainly on features and experiences. They are also bringing their Metal graphics rendering engine to the desktop version. It first appeared on iOS for gaming and development. Though I’m not a big fan of gaming, I’m really looking forward for the changes.
Spotlight search has been improved a lot. You can now use natural languages to search for your queries and other actions. Apps launching time are also dramatically improved it seems. This OS X version “El Capitan” will be out for free in the fall. I just saw the name on Wikipedia, it says “El Capitan is a vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park” (as you can see in the picture above) and you know what, Tim Cook’s (Apple CEO) ideal vacation is “hiking in Yosemite National Park.” Seems like they truly love their names!
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Windows 10 is about to be launched officially, so we are looking forward for a better Mac OS X upgrade this year! Windows 10 (vs) OS X El Capitan. 😉