As expected, Apple officially unveiled the successor to OS X today at WWDC in San Francisco, introducing the rebranded -- and aptly named -- macOS. Launching with Sierra later this year, macOS promises a bevy of upgrades over its predecessor, El Capitan. Most noteworthy is the addition of Siri to the desktop as Mac users will now be able to tap Apple's personal assistant to search for information, find files and send messages in a move that's long overdue -- Siri now handles two billion requests...
As expected, Apple officially unveiled the successor to OS X today at WWDC in San Francisco, introducing the rebranded -- and aptly named -- macOS. Launching with Sierra later this year, macOS promises a bevy of upgrades over its predecessor, El Capitan. Most noteworthy is the addition of Siri to the desktop as Mac users will now be able to tap Apple's personal assistant to search for information, find files and send messages in a move that's long overdue -- Siri now handles two billion requests...
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