The look is fine, but some settings don’t make sense tucked away behind General or Desktop & Dock. We’d love to see Apple separate the interface from iOS. There’s no going back now System Settings and its UI are here to stay.
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That caused consternation for the most hard-core Mac fans and confusion among even iPhone users–and sent a lot of Mac users to Google to find settings they thought were lost. My wish came true, but at a price: Apple took it a step further and redesigned the UI to be more like the iPhone. In my macOS 13 wishlist, I wanted Apple to rename System Preferences to Settings to match iOS and iPadOS. It’s such a simple thing and so useful, we really can’t understand why it’s not available on Macs unless you use a third-party tool, like Parallels Toolbox.
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Right now Mac users can copy and paste one thing at a time, but Windows users can have multiple items on their clipboard and can choose which one to paste. One thing that we think could make a huge difference to the way we work is something that Windows users have enjoyed for years: the ability to copy and paste multiple items. How can you pass that up, Apple? Multi-item clipboard That’s a lot of money you’re making each year and a lot of happy Mac customers. That’s about $84/£48 per year, and say, 500,000 users sign up for that. Apple already has a $9.99/£6.99 tier that offers 2TB of storage- and I could see a new $6.99/£3.99 for 1TB of Time Machine iCloud+ storage tier. You could make precious Services money from Time Machine iCloud backups by selling iCloud+ storage. Since Apple doesn’t seem to be interested in adding this feature to macOS out of necessity, allow me to take a different angle: It’s good for Apple’s bottom line.
macOS 14: New features we want to seeĮven if macOS 14 consists entirely of iOS features that make their way to the Mac, there are plenty we’d like to see. It’s also been reported that Apple has shifted some macOS resources to xrOS as Apple prepares to launch its new AR headset at WWDC. As he writes: “The dream scenario is that you own an Apple Watch, an iPhone, a MacBook, an iPad, an Apple headset, and all five of those devices are capable of doing all the same things just in different use cases and at different times of the day.” Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that it likely won’t be “groundbreaking or significant” but rather will continue the trend of adding iOS features. Rumors about new features have been light-all we know so far is that macOS 14 is not expected to be a major release loaded with new features. Just remember: betas are not as stable as the official version–features may be implemented and then withdrawn, or they may not work properly, UI can change, and third-party app compatibility isn’t guaranteed. When Apple released macOS Ventura, the company cut numerous older Macs from the compatibility list, including: MacOS 14 compatibility: Which Macs will be able to run macOS 14?
This is what the release timeline could look like: Here are the release dates for the previous five versions of macOS:
In the recent past, the release has come several weeks after the new version of iOS ships. The final version of macOS 14 will be released to the general public in the fall. A public beta is released about a month later, and in order to get that, you must join Apple’s Beta Program. Apple usually releases a beta of the new macOS to developers at WWDC, and you have to be a registered developer to access it.
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