Four macOS Sierra features that makes it better than macOS X

Both the Mac Computer and MacBook from Apple were running on Mac OS X software. Now with the release of the new macOS Sierra, amazing new features promise the best experience for the users.

New Apple's macOS Sierra has four (4) standout features that make it better than the macOS X:

Siri- The macOS Sierra now features Siri, Apple's personal digital assistant initially made avaiable in the company's handheld products. Users can voice-command Siri for required information - its inclusion in Mac Computer and MacBooks is one of the finest features added by Apple in its newest operating system. With that, Apple now sets itself apart from rivals, who have yet to provide their own personal digital assistants. The tasks of Siri in the operating system are expected to be the same as that featured in iPhones and iPads.

Universal Clipboard - Copying items from two Apple devices between Mac to Mac or Mac to iPad or Mac to iPhone is now available through the Universal Clipboard. Such feature enables user to copy items from one Apple device and hitting the paste option in another device to transfer data in between them. It works for text, images and other basic items.

macOS Sierra auto-unlock feature - Apple's new innovative feature of unlocking password-protected Mac Computers or MacBooks through any authenticated Apple Watch or iPhone close-by is amazing. It avoids users to type long protected passwords every time they need to log in. Since a finger print scanner is already deployed in Apple devices, a nearby watch and iPhone can serve the user with convenience with the new unlocking feature from Apple. Apple claims that the advanced security feature of unlocking is only made available to genuine owners who have access to their respective devices.

Siri user email read-out - Siri can now read out the user's email on any Mac Computer or MacBook with macOS Sierra installed. Siri notifies users with new e-mails received and can read out any opened e-mail at the owner's request.

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