Read all about it in Apple’s official Mojave press release.
The new Mac App Store is a wonderful redesign, a thoughtful follow-on to the completely redesigned iOS App Store.
Mojave Dark Mode really pops, as does the new Dark Mode version of Xcode. All of this design progress, combined with the announcement of a process for quickly porting iOS apps to the Mac expected for developer release at next year’s WWDC, really makes me hopeful for a rebirth of the Mac.
I look forward to Apple getting out in front of the butterfly keyboard issue, and to the official release of a new generation of MacBooks and MacBooks Pro. Oh yeah, and how about some hints on the functional approach and timing of that new Mac Pro.
This is going to be so good, I’m gonna put it on my laptop asap, and keep High Sierra on my mac Pro at home. It’ll be on one of my iPads too. Fun stuff!
Mojave’s Dark mode looks wonderful, but I wonder why Apple has not added this same capability to iOS, especially when iOS devices are frequently used in low ambient light environments. Moreover, the iPhone X’s OLED display would draw less energy in dark mode, so extending battery life.
I’ve seen thoughts that iOS dark mode was one of the major features delayed until next year.
Weren’t we supposed to get stacks years ago? I swear I remember talk of those back in the Lion days.
Also I surely hope they’ve fixed Preview so we can more easily mark up screen shots. Before (Yosemite?) you could click on the start and end points of an arrow, or click in the center and grow a circle. Then they went back to the 1990s clunky “Click here to insert a generic arrow, now move it around , grab the ends and stretch it” mode.
99% of my time in screenshots is making how-to graphics for end users, and it felt like a huge step back for me.