With macOS Sierra, one charge gets up to 10 hours of battery life, so you have the power to create whatever you like, wherever you go.
Just click, and then press deeper. You can use a force click to look up more information.
Try force clicking an address in an email to preview it on a map — without leaving Mail. Or force click a word to see a definition, a file to see a preview, and more.
The Retina display shows even more colors, bringing everything on the screen to life.
Talk to Siri while you type. Siri has the features you already love from iOS — along with new ones just for Mac.
Drag the results directly into another window, like an email, message, or note.
Click + to pin your results to Today view, where they stay handy and up to date.Learn more about Siri on your Mac
When your devices are near each other, you can copy content from one device, and paste it on another device — even in a different app.
Automatically log in to your Mac when you’re wearing your Apple Watch — no need to type a password.
To set up Auto Unlock, open System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then select “Allow your Apple Watch to unlock your Mac.”
Unlocking with Apple Watch...
Click the Apple Pay button to check out in Safari, then use Touch ID on your iPhone or double-click the side button on your Apple Watch to complete your purchase.
Safari uses Apple Pay you’ve already set up on your other devices, so you’re ready to go.
With Memories, photos are organized into beautiful collections — grouped by people, events, holidays, and more.
To see photos organized by who’s in them, click the People album. Click Places to see your photos grouped by where they were taken.
Use the new intelligent search to find objects and scenes in your photos. For example, find photos with pumpkins in them by typing “pumpkin.”
Play videos and preview links in a conversation. Send large emoji to share how you’re feeling. Respond without typing by using a Tapback.
To add a Tapback, click and hold a message, then choose a thumbs-up, heart, or more.
Automatically save the files on your desktop and in your Documents folder in iCloud, so they’re always available from all of your devices. Learn more about iCloud Drive
Play a video in iTunes or a supported site in Safari, then click to see it float in a
corner above your desktop. Swipe between desktops or use another app in full
screen — your video stays with you.
The tabs you know from Safari are now in other apps like Maps, Mail, and Pages — as well as apps from other developers.
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