There’s been some key enhancements for Safari too. Or discover all the emails you have ignored from a particular contact in Mail. For instance, you can search within Finder to bring up all the documents you worked on last June. In-app, you’re looking at a more intelligent search that responds to what you type. For example, you can now check the weather anywhere and check the sports scores for the latest match. Searches in Spotlight will now offer you more useful results taken from a wider range of places. Apple is making search smarter, whether that’s in Spotlight or in individual apps.
Improved search seemed to be a huge focus point for WWDC – watch out Google – and OS X El Capitan is no exception. The second one is slower then just pressing backspace, but we like not having to move your hand from the pad and the marking option.Ģ) Enhanced Spotlight and in-app searching Swiping left with two fingers lets you delete it. Swiping right with two fingers on a mail item lets you mark it unread so you remember to come back to it later. Slightly more useful is the new gestures for Mail. Okay, so this might not be the best feature of El Capitan, but gestures are certainly useful.ĭo you struggle find your mouse cursor when you wake up your Mac? Well, if you do, you can now wiggle your finger on the trackpad or shake the mouse to make your cursor spring into view, maximising before your eyes. Watch our round-up of the best iOS 9 features
If you’re eager to see what Apple has in store, here is our guide to the top new features of OS X El Capitan. It will see a full launch during the autumn as a free upgrade. It’s been on the iMacs and MacBooks of developers since the announcement, but now it’s the chance for everyone else to get in on the action. Instead of jamming the Mac with loads of new features, it looks to tighten up the experience and make sure everything runs smoothly. What’s new in OS X El Capitan? Everything you need to know about the new Mac operating systemĪfter Apple gave us a first look at the new iteration of OS X during its WWDC Keynote in June, El Capitan is now available to try through the public beta program and will be released September 30th.
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