The Photos app has been updated with a new Memories feature which brings up old pictures that you’ve not seen for a while by automatically curating pictures from various occasions. You can access your files on your iPhone and iPad in the iCloud Drive® app and on or the iCloud for Windows app.” So when you log in from another Mac or iOS device, you will find the files exactly where you put them. “You simply save your files on your Desktop or within your Documents folder as you usually do and you will have them everywhere you need them.

MacOS Sierra 10.12 allows you to sync Desktop and Documents folders across other Macs, and even iOS devices, with all your files exactly where they are, using iCloud Drive. Desktop S ynchronization With iCloud Drive This means you will be able to ‘copy/paste’ works from say, a Mac to an iPhone or vice versa. It’s still a clipboard, but one that is accessible on a Mac as well as an iPhone, thus making it much easier to pick up information from different devices. If you have an Apple Watch and are wearing it (unlocked) when accessing your Mac, macOS Sierra 10.12 is smart enough to verify your identity by communicating with the Apple Watch, and remove the need to enter a password. No need to enter that password that keeps your desktop safe from prying eyes. This means that developers will be able to enhance their own app experiences by bringing Siri into the equation.

Part of evolution of Siri as a platform, Apple has opened Siri to third-party developers. Find local restaurants and business, find out the scores from recent sports event or even historical stats, and so on. Users will be able to speak directly to the Mac once it has been primed for voice guidance, and get instant access to an earth of information and answers to a whole heap of questions. Many Mac owners who regularly use an iPhone or iPad will probably feel that this one was long overdue. Siri for Mac will function in much the same manner as it does on Apple’s mobile devices. Clicking the icon from any where will launch the assistant with it appearing in the top right of the menu bar. Of course it carries the usual wits Siri is famous for, and along with that can also help you show files in Finder, as well as send Messages, search on web, and lots more. The digital assistant now finds itself a home in the dock, as well as the menu bar on the top right. As expected, and rightfully so, Siri has finally landed on the Mac.

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