Apple just took the wraps off its latest desktop operating system, macOS 14. As ever, it’s named for another California town — this time out, it’s Sonoma, straight out of Norther California’s wine country.
The desktop is getting widgets, another feature borrowed straight from the mobile side of things. They dynamic adjust to your usage, so they don’t dominate the screen, while you’re working on something else. The widgets are interactive, as well, allowing you to do things like selecting images directly from the window.
Also new is game mode, designed to limit distractions, while playing the growing selection of Apple silicon titles. There’s a new game porting development kit, as well, to help bring existing titles over to the operating system as the company hopes to be taken more seriously in the space. That includes the new addition of Death Stranding, which Kojima himself came out to discuss.
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