Today, Apple officially announced its new operating system OS X El Capitan during the WWDC 2015 conference for developers. THE company also announced that this particular version will be released today to developers, and to the public in beta this coming July.
The stable version of the operating system will be released this autumn as usual.
Apple's biggest changes in OS X version 10.11 are not obvious. The operating system has new security and stability features, unlike the beautification features that OS X brought last year Yosemite.
Security was clearly the priority in the mind of Apple's CEO Tim Cook.
But the new operating but security will be 4 faster in application time and as the company says the switch between applications will be twice as fast.
A quite interesting feature OS X El Capitan Split View is also available. The feature allows working on two windows that run different things, say two different applications on one screen.
Spotlight is also a new feature. With Spotlight you can search in more places within the device your data, such as your application data.
Apple is also expected to add it Control Center panel, currently only available on iOS and OS X.
