![]() ![]() Then there's Siri, Apple's personal assistant, which makes its debut on the Mac with Sierra. There's even a new Apple File System (APFS) that, when it starts shipping next year, will improve backups, storage efficiency, security, and more. Rounding out Sierra's both front-facing and behind the scenes features are tabbed browsing for every app, picture-in-picture for video, enhancements for Apple's Metal framework for graphics, Swift 3 and a much-improved Xcode for developers, advanced support for wide color gamut, Safari extensions on the Mac App Store, Contacts integration, and much more. By adding new tools to automate trash and cache cleanup and inspect large files, power cleaning should now be accessible even to intermediate users. ICloud will now sync your documents no matter where you save them, including your desktop, so your files stay consistent across multiple Macs and easily accessible from any iPhone or iPad, while Optimized Storage hopes to do for file management what Time Machine did for backup (and battery shaming did for power). It also now includes "computer vision" for your local library, which identifies, tags, and lets you search for faces, places, and thousands of object types. Photos can now edit Live Photos and create Memories, which pulls together people and places to serendipitously remind you of the occasions that mean the most. Apple Music has gotten much of the same big, bold, brilliant - and much-needed - makeover as iPhone and iPad, but it remains buried in iTunes, and bereft of Continuity handoff for songs and video. ![]()
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