#MAC EL CAPITAN UPGRADE REVIEW MAC OS X#

#MAC EL CAPITAN UPGRADE REVIEW MAC OS X#

READ: Mac OS X El Capitan's 10 new features to try If you're a Yosemite user upgrading then everywhere you look you'll spot the new Apple San Francisco font, which matches the Apple Watch, iPhone and iPad operating systems, but it is less obvious in its OS X format. But if you also use an iPad you might find yourself wanting and then being disappointed that some of those iOS features aren't to be found in OS X.Д®l Capitan review: Small but useful UI changesД®l Capitan is filled with a number of small changes, many of which are useful. If you're a Mac user then the El Capitan update is a no-brainer to download, thanks to some new features such as improved Mission Control and Spotlight, Split View full-screen apps, Safari Pins and Mail suggested contacts. Saying that, we still have the hesitation to go fully iPad for all work-based computing, but with each passing year that line blurs and blurs, especially with the introduction of devices like the iPad Pro. Remember, the iMac and MacBook range don't have any of the fun tech like Touch ID, SIM support, touchscreen, 3D Touch, or host of other goodies. So it's absolutely worth upgrading for the minor tweaks that will improve your workflow, even if you won't notice many of them at first.ДЄnd that's the key takeaway here: while Apple hasn't done anything to unravel the OS experience, we can't help but think the company is starting to reach the limits of what can be done with a desktop operating system without a major push on the hardware front.

Updating to OS X El Capitan is free, it won't cost you a penny.

Mac el capitan upgrade review