macOS updates have been largely forgettable in years past, as most of them have generally been catching up to features and apps first seen on iOS. Also, a lot of the updates only matter to people who use the Apple-made apps on their Mac — like Mail, Photos, Safari, iCloud Drive, etc. And if mac OS 'High Sierra' moniker of this year's macOS wasn't a hint, it's going to be more of the same. Continue reading →
macOS updates have been largely forgettable in years past, as most of them have generally been catching up to features and apps first seen on iOS. Also, a lot of the updates only matter to people who use the Apple-made apps on their Mac — like Mail, Photos, Safari, iCloud Drive, etc. And if mac OS 'High Sierra' moniker of this year's macOS wasn't a hint, it's going to be more of the same. 
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