Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference kicked off today, and it made several software-based announcements during the keynote.
First off, OS X is dead. Or at least, the name "OS X." The moniker Apple's operating system has worn since evolving from OS 9 way back in 2001 is no more, and is now called macOS. Apple showed off a preview of macOS Sierra, which includes Siri integration and cross-device documents and even the desktop. In other words, documents on your laptop will also be on your iPad, iPhone, or iWhatever, with changes made on one device carrying over to all your devices.
Siri is coming to macOS Sierra.
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First off, OS X is dead. Or at least, the name "OS X." The moniker Apple's operating system has worn since evolving from OS 9 way back in 2001 is no more, and is now called macOS. Apple showed off a preview of macOS Sierra, which includes Siri integration and cross-device documents and even the desktop. In other words, documents on your laptop will also be on your iPad, iPhone, or iWhatever, with changes made on one device carrying over to all your devices.
Siri is coming to macOS Sierra.Continue reading…
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