Julie Clover
MacOS Tahoe excludes the Launchpad function, which is designed to show you all the applications on your Mac, instead replacing it with the new “Application” interface that looks like an application library on the iPhone and iPad. SRC = “/wp-Content/uploads/3D4E2C8C73AAF6B0D7B0D7B9732ED.JPG”/>
The application interface organizes applications by category, such as utility, performance and finances, social, information and reading, entertainment and others. There is also a proposed section at the top of the interface. Apple calls these “viewing modes.” The exchange buffer raises your story of the buffer of the exchange, including the images that you copied and the things that you got up. You can choose a list of a list that is organized either by category or by the name of the application, or you can use the alphabetical option in a fabric presentation. Apple plans to make a public beta version in July, with a launch that should follow in September.
