macOS Sequoia Top Features - Why you should upgrade now!

[@erichill414]

I won’t be getting Apple intelligence on my iPad or iPhone so I’m glad I’ll be able to play with it on my Mac. It’ll give me a good idea if it’s something worth upgrading for or if I can just use my Mac when I need it.

[@PW003]

Thank you for posting this video

[@Ervin-1190]

Nice video, very handy to get introduced to some new features. One thing thought, it's still kinda baffling Apple is SO late to the game with the window tiling options. I mean, I used that on Windows Vista as a kid... 😅 And honestly, it still works better Apple's new version. In Windows, the only thing you have to do is grap the window and drag it to a side or corner and it will snap and resize. Apple's way needs more steps and needs 'precision', since you have to stand on the green dot. Then you wait and then click the right option. It should just be an easy 'drag and drop'. Their first attempt (forgot which OS version it was) was just horrible because it would full(half)screen the app and kinda force you to instantly add a second one to the other side of the screen. But this new version is still not what it should be: a quick drag and drop. I think more than 10 years ago now, I solved this problem by just using BetterTouchTool. I use it to give my Magic mouse more functionality by adding gestures, but it also has the window snapping built in. Anyway, long story short: try BTT, you might like it too! 😊

[@ChristopherGaddy6]

Can you screenshot with your iPhone while in iPhone mirroring?

[@Gibborocks]

Command Shift 5

[@mitchellquartero]

I am upgrading my MacBook to a Mac mini from a 2019. MacBook Air can’t wait.

[@9to5Mac]

Wow, that's going to be one MAJOR update.

[@radmax]

Haha this is my current plan but I’m making the leap all the way from 2015 with my aging MacBook Pro.

[@mitchellquartero]

@@9to5Macit sure is and because my MacBook cannot update to the current macOS software

[@mitchellquartero]

@@radmaxwow

[@teresmajor7956]

We all want our iPad Pros to access our Macs remotely, they did the opposite for some reason.