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Apple also announced Metal 3, which will \u201cunleash the full potential of Apple Silicon for years to come,\u201d per the keynote. It includes features like MetalFX Upscaling, which \u201cenables developers to quickly render complex scenes by using less compute-intensive frames,\u201d and Fast Resource Loading API, which provides a \u201cmore direct path from storage to the GPU\u201d for shorter wait times. New titles coming to Mac include Resident Evil Village<\/em> and GRID Legends<\/em>, while No Man\u2019s Sky <\/em>is coming to both Mac and iPad later this year. <\/p>\n

Other new features include new recognition capabilities for Visual Look Up, Weather, and Clock apps for Mac, accessibility tools including Live Captions for all audio content and Type to Speak on calls, a redesigned System Preferences app (known now as System Settings), and new security tools, including Rapid Security Response.<\/p>\n

Apple has long had the goal of bringing macOS closer to its mobile counterparts, a process which this update continues. The past few macOS releases have ported iOS\u2019s staple features (including Focus and Shortcuts), as well as design elements of its icons, windows, and menus over to the Mac. This overhaul will, presumably, continue to universalize the Apple enthusiast\u2019s experience across devices, especially in tandem with new continuity-focused features like Universal Control.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n


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