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Buried features: There’s more to macOS Monterey than the keynote let on

Posted on June 8, 2021 by Xordac Prime
A laptop computer displays a video call as well as web browsing.

Enlarge / A promotional image of macOS Monterey. (credit: Apple)

As is always the case with each Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, Apple’s 90-minute presentation yesterday covered what Apple deems the biggest features of its new operating systems. But the company by no means covered every change coming to Macs.

We’ve singled out a few changes that didn’t get much fanfare yesterday but are nonetheless interesting or exciting for macOS or iOS users. This is by no means a complete list of changes. Fortunately, if you want that, the Apple website offers an “all new features” page for macOS.

That said, here are some changes we thought were worth surfacing real quick as WWDC rolls on.

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Source: Ars Technica – Buried features: There’s more to macOS Monterey than the keynote let on

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