Apple has revealed the latest iOS 9.3 during its keynote at Cupertino yesterday. Mac’s weren’t mentioned in that hour long keynote, neither was the OS X. However, Apple has released an update for OS X El Capitan 10.11.4, two months after the the OS X 10.11.3 update earlier this year.
The latest El Capitan update, like the previous one, doesn’t bring significant changes to the OS, however, improving the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac, with certain bug fixes. Notable improvements include the ability to passcode-protect your stuff in the Notes app, similar to the update brought to Notes on the iOS platform, and the ability to import Evernote files into the app. Also added is the ability to share Live Photos across Apple devices running iOS and OS X through Messages and AirDrop. Aside from that, a mini bug fix that prevents Twitter from loading “t.co” links in Safari. The iBooks app can now share PDF’s to Apple’s iCloud to be accessed on other devices.
The update is currently available on your Mac’s App Store if you have OS X El Capitan running on it. Meanwhile, let’s take a guess on what Apple is going to name the next Mac OS later this year. Thoughts?
Source: Apple
