Say Hello to mac OS Sierra !

Your mac is about to change, and this time you really  will be saying "hello" with Siri's arrival on desktop.  Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) once again brought us the major software announcements that we expect to see in the middle of the year. This time around, updates were announced for each of Apple’s four operating systems at the same time, and their names were brought into line too. All of their names now end in ‘OS’, and so our beloved OS X made way for macOS, the new name for your Mac’s operating system. That wasn’t the only naming update: macOS is actually version 10.12, and carries the more casual-sounding name Sierra. If El Capitan felt like Yosemite enhanced, Sierra looks like it’s really going further, introducing a whole new way to control your Mac with Siri, more Continuity features, the ability to shop securely online with Apple Pay, copy and paste between macOS and iOS, and a new file system (though that won’t exit beta until 2017). iOS 10 goes even further in what looks like the biggest update in years. There’s a totally redesigned Lock screen, and more customisations in Messages than you’ll know what to do with! Siri has also been enhanced, and HomeKit finally gets its own app to make it easier to control your smart home. Here we get right to the heart of what matters and show you how many features, such as Photos, are changing across the whole Apple ecosystem. We can’t wait for September to come!