Apple has unveiled\u00a0macOS Mojave at its WWDC 2018 conference in San Jose, California.<\/p>\n
A much-anticipated feature which was launched was\u00a0Dark Mode for the latest version of macOS.<\/p>\n
Dark Mode provides dark-themed interfaces in macOS windows and apps like Apple Music. Xcode will also feature a Dark Mode theme, said Apple.<\/p>\n
Another new visual feature in Mojave is “Dynamic Desktop”, which changes the desktop wallpaper based on the time of day.<\/p>\n
Sticking with the desktop, Apple introduced desktop stacking in Mojave – letting users automatically stack desktop items into piles of similar content.<\/p>\n
Finder upgrades were also on show, with a new “gallery view” previewed by Apple.<\/p>\n
Gallery view provides a big preview of files without opening them in Finder, and includes full metadata for files like images.<\/p>\n
Other upgrades to Finder include new quick-look functionality, such as editing options for photos and videos.<\/p>\n
Screenshots has also been upgraded to show previews of screenshots just after they are taken, which can be opened in a window with tools for editing.<\/p>\n
Other announcements for macOS were:<\/p>\n
Apple said macOS Mojave will provide more than just visual changes, and will feature a new Mac app store.<\/p>\n
The new store includes a ratings and review API, and new apps – such as Office 365 from Microsoft.<\/p>\n
Privacy and security upgrades to macOS and Safari were also detailed.<\/p>\n
Apple said Safari will now ask users by default if they want a site to send them cookies, and macOS will make it more difficult for data companies to create an online fingerprint of a user’s machine.<\/p>\n
The developer preview of macOS Mojave is available in the Apple Developer Program now, with a public beta coming in late June.<\/p>\n
MacOS Mojave will be fully available in the coming months for Macs introduced in mid-2012 or later, plus 2010 and 2012 Mac Pro models with recommended Metal-capable graphics cards.<\/p>\n
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