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I just couldn’t bring myself to upgrade two of our iCloud accounts when I wasn’t using all the allocated space for just one account. I’ve been on the 200GB iCloud plan for some time, but my wife has been putting up with the “Your iCloud storage is full” for some time. iCloud storage for the family: Finally! Yes, the word applies in this case.Entire files can be moved … for those times when Airdrop will maddeningly not recognize the machine on the other side of the house.

And you can copy more than just text or certain kinds of content. In High Sierra, it’s possible to access the Universal Clipboard from multiple Macs. But I do regularly move from one MacBook to another to do work in my house. And since I don’t use iOS to do a lot of real work, it was not something I needed anyway. I often had delays when attempting to type on my Mac, because the OS was waiting to grab that data from my phone (this technology uses Bluetooth, so I’m more than ready to lay the blame of any performance issues there). When the Universal Clipboard was introduced, not only was it was another feature I did not take advantage of, it made my experience worse. Copy content and files between my Macs: And there was much rejoicing ?.But now you can specify a genre and Siri will essentially make a playlist. Now, asking Siri to play a song or an artist was already possible. As more companies dig into voice activated interfaces, I want to stretch my habits a little. Use Siri to play music: Another way I’ve not taken advantage of Apple’s software is using my voice.

Now us old guys who can no longer read Gruber’s 11pt Verdana can enjoy it without clicking a button!

Site specific settings in Safari: Have a site where you always turn on Reader? Safari 11 allows you to save your settings for specific URLs so that your desired behaviour happens automatically.

Here are 5 new options I’m excited about. But there are also some clever tips hidden under the plus sign. The guided tour that Apple offers shortly after logging into High Sierra touches on the large features. This year, I wanted to take some time to dig into the changes in High Sierra and make sure I was improving how I work (if possible). I cannot think of one change that macOS Sierra introduced last fall that changed my computing habits. And so when a new version of iOS or macOS are released, I’ve always been an early adopter.īut the consistent, iterative nature of Apple’s releases have left me not fully taking advantage of the changes each version brings. It’s what you can do with it that cranks my gears. While I’ve always appreciated the sleek look of Apple devices, hardware doesn’t get me excited. When I first became an Apple fan, it was the operating system that drew me in.