New Features Of OS Yosemite

Redesign Interface For The new Yosemite



In the months leading up to today’s event, we exclusively detailed many of the enhancements Apple showed off today on stage including the redesigned interface that introduces a sharper and flatter look making it more similar to iOS than any previous versions of the Mac operating system. That includes sharper window corners, redesigned icons, and a new color palette with redesigned UI elements carried throughout almost the entire OS. Apple spent time talking about refined toolbars and redesigned window construction with new iOS-like translucency, which also carries over to the the redesigned dock and menus. OS X Yosemite also includes a “Dark Mode” that minimizes the translucency effect and introduces a darker color palette that is also applied throughout apps. Also on show today: A redesigned Notification Center that adds an extended view with widgets, a completely revamped Spotlight feature for searching locally and online, as well as a revamped apps such as Maps, Calendar, Messages, and much more. Here’s a look at Apple’s redesigned Messages app, Notification Center, and Spotlight:

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user interface

Live from the WWDC keynote presentation, Apple just unveiled the next version of of the Mac OS X and with it introduced some big changes for the operating system including a significantly redesigned user interface. The new release is called OS X Yosemite

In the months leading up to today’s event, we exclusively detailed many of the enhancements Apple showed off today on stage including the redesigned interface that introduces a sharper and flatter look making it more similar to iOS than any previous versions of the Mac operating system. That includes sharper window corners, redesigned icons, and a new color palette with redesigned UI elements carried throughout almost the entire OS. Apple spent time talking about refined toolbars and redesigned window construction with new iOS-like translucency, which also carries over to the the redesigned dock and menus. OS X Yosemite also includes a “Dark Mode” that minimizes the translucency effect and introduces a darker color palette that is also applied throughout apps.

Also on show today: A redesigned Notification Center that adds an extended view with widgets, a completely revamped Spotlight feature for searching locally and online, as well as a revamped apps such as Maps, Calendar, Messages, and much more. Here’s a look at Apple’s redesigned Messages app, Notification Center, and Spotlight:

In addition, Apple took some time showing off a new Mail application for Yosemite that includes the ability to seamlessly attach files up to 5GB using the cloud. It also demoed a brand new Safari app with a new sleek design, and performance improvements that Apple says can provide up to two hours extra battery life when streaming 1080p video from a Macbook. Here’s a look at the two: