Apple’s macOS 14 Sonoma has debuted at WWDC, boasting widgets, new screensavers, improvements to messages, Game Mode, and more.
As unveiled at WWDC 2023, the updated new macOS 14 Sonoma resembles how the company followed OS X Leopard with OS X Snow Leopard in 2009. While it’s not without new elements, it appears to be chiefly concerned with improving performance — and matching iOS 17.
“MacOS is the heart of a Mac,” said Apple’s Craig Federighi, “and with Apple Silicon, the Mac lineup has never been stronger. For our next release, we focused on helping you get even more done.”
“Mac OS Sonoma brings a rich set of features that elevate the experience of MacOS, starting with stunning new screensavers that show beautiful slow motion videos of places around the world,” he continued, “like the sweeping skyline of Hong Kong, the sandstone buttes of Monument Valley, and the rolling hills of Sonoma and when you log in, this imagery settles beautifully into your desktop.”
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