Apple today revealed iOS 9, which is the latest in a long line of operating systems for its mobile devices.Īs we’ve reported on in the past, iOS 9 is not so much a release that is focused on bombarding customers with new tantalizing features, but enhancing the UI experience, tightening up performance, and reigning in bugs (which popped up often in iOS 8, which currently sits at an 83 percent adoption rate, by the way). Metal delivers up to a 40-percent improvement in rendering efficient.Ī developer preview of El Capitan is available today, a public beta is coming in July, and the consumer release is set for this Fall.Īpple’s next generation iPhones and iPads are still months away, but the software that will be prominently features on those devices is getting an early reveal today. In addition, Metal, which launched for iOS last year, is coming to the Mac to supplant OpenGL. But Apple is also looking to improve performance, promising a 1.4x performance in app launches. To stop using the app full screen, move the pointer over its thumbnail in the Spaces bar, then click the Delete button that appears in the top-left corner of the thumbnail.None of this stuff is earth-shattering, and as we previously mentioned, remind us of the Leopard to Snow Leopard transition. The remaining app expands to full screen and can be accessed in the Spaces bar. To stop using an app in Split View, click its window, show the menu bar, then click the green button in the window’s top-left corner, or press Control-Command-F.
Show and hide the Dock: Move the pointer to or away from the bottom or side of the screen, depending on the Dock’s location. Show and hide the menu bar: Move the pointer to or away from the top of the screen to access an app’s menus. If you don’t see a toolbar, click the window, then move the pointer to the top of the screen. Resize the windows: Drag the separator bar that’s in the middle to the left or right.Ĭhange sides: Use a window’s toolbar to drag the window to the other side. On the other side of the screen, click the second app you want to work with.
In the top-left corner of an app window, click and hold the green button, drag the window to the side you want, then release the button.
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