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1. #MAKE WINDOWS LOOK LIKE MAC OS X EL CAPITAN MOVIE#
2. #MAKE WINDOWS LOOK LIKE MAC OS X EL CAPITAN UPDATE#
3. #MAKE WINDOWS LOOK LIKE MAC OS X EL CAPITAN WINDOWS 10#

You can now ask it for movie times, nearby restaurants, weather forecasts, documents you created in the past week, messages from anyone you name, and much more. Spotlight on SpotlightThe most-obvious new feature in El Capitan is the expanded Spotlight search, which works a lot like a text-based counterpart to iOS's Siri. Microsoft, despite the great advances in Windows 10, still hasn't mastered the problem of writing one OS for multiple platforms. El Capitan and iOS 9 share closely similar features, but each is optimized for its own interface, and together they seem to me to confirm that Apple still has it right. Microsoft offers a single OS for all platforms that, to me at least, still doesn't feel entirely at home on touchscreen devices.

Apple hasn't wavered in its commitment to separate OSes for traditional keyboard-and-trackpad-or-mouse machines and for touchscreen tablets and phones.

#MAKE WINDOWS LOOK LIKE MAC OS X EL CAPITAN WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 offers a confusing mix of up-to-date tablet style and traditional desktop-style interfaces. All the built-in apps look and work in similar ways, and with easy automatic exchange of data between, for example, mail messages and the calendar. El Capitan improves on Yosemite's already-strong coherence and integration. Now that Windows 10 has arrived, OS X finally has a serious rival for the title of world's best desktop-laptop operating system, but OS X is still in the lead. You should almost certainly accept that offer.

#MAKE WINDOWS LOOK LIKE MAC OS X EL CAPITAN UPDATE#

If you have almost any Mac made in the past five years or so, the App Store will offer to update your system to El Capitan at no charge. OS X El Capitan looks subtly different from its predecessor, Yosemite, but everything you know about using Yosemite still works in El Capitan-except that El Capitan is refreshingly faster in everything it does. This time around, Apple has released OS X El Capitan only two weeks after iOS 9, and the operating systems are more tightly connected than ever before.īoth new versions show Apple at its best-again upgrading its operating systems in a way that adds worthwhile new power without making users stumble over a steep learning curve. A few years ago, Apple's phone-and-tablet operating system, iOS, was always a few months out of sync with OS X, so the features on your phone never entirely matched the features on your Mac. With the release of OS X 10.11 El Capitan, the latest version of Cupertino's desktop-and-laptop OS, the Apple ecosystem gets tighter than ever.