The latest update to macOS is called Sonoma and it’s all about productivity and widget management. The new operating system adds widgets to the desktop and makes them movable, allowing users to place them anywhere. As one widget is in use, the others will fade into the background.
Sonoma — or, macOS 14 — will also communicate with widgets on your iPhone, with no need to install them directly on the desktop, via a feature called Continuity. With your iOS device nearby, you’ll be able to access all of your phone’s widgets on desktop.Â
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Sonoma also features improvements in Mac gaming power. The new OS introduces Game Mode, which reduces background tasks, and prioritizes CPU and GPU performance, all in the name of smoother, higher-performance play.
Last year’s update, macOS 13, landed last fall and included Stage Manager, a feature that organizes apps and windows based on what you’re actually using. Safari and Mail also saw some refreshes to better align with iOS 16.
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