The new System Integrity Protection works against malware by locking down more parts of the core system. In plain English: Metal will improve graphics performance, so your apps and games will look awesome. Apple says Metal is 50 percent better at system-level graphics rendering, and that it dramatically improves draw call performance. Metal actually made itsĭebut with iOS 8 last year, and now it’s on the Mac. The company also says that the first mail message in Mail 9 will appear faster, and opening a PDF will have a 4x improvement.Īs for Metal, it’s Apple’s name for its graphics core technology. You can never have too much speed, huh? Apple says that apps launch 40 percent faster than before, and switching apps is quicker. What about performance enhancements in the system.
You can also edit image data and better album sorting options.
It has support for third-party image editing extensions, so you can do more with your photos while in Photos. Hasn’t been out for very long, so the version in El Capitan is version 1.1. Get more details about the new features in Maps. This is probably more of a feature you’ll use with iOS, but it’ll be a limited one at the start. Maps 2 finally gets public transit information, but this feature won’t be available in many cities when El Capitan is released. Get more details about the new features in Notes 4. All the data can be access between your Mac and iOS devices. The new Attachments Browser lets you easily spot the photos, video, sketches, map locations and more within your notes. You can now create checklists, and notes can have embedded audio and video. Notes 4 is a different app from the previous version-it does a lot more. The general minimum requirements call for 2GB of memory, 8GB of available storage, and an Internet connection for some features. MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer).Will it run on my computer?Įl Capitan will work these Macs running OS X Snow Leopard or later: El Capitan is as solid as the giant granite monolith that towers over Yosemite Valley. You should read it for his complete analysis, but here’s what he wrote in regards to whether you should upgrade or not: The days of dramatic operating-system updates are over. In-depth review of El Capitan by Jason Snell. You canĬlick on this link to go to the El Capitan page on the App Store.
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