Apple’s macOS Sequoia, launching on September 16, emphasizes AI-driven features, aiming to propel hardware sales and encourage users to upgrade their devices.
Morgan Stanley’s Erik Woodring notes that Sequoia's AI capabilities could initiate a 'multi-year product refresh cycle' for Apple, increasing device replacement rates.
With improvements like enhanced Siri functionalities and context-aware suggestions, macOS Sequoia offers users more intuitive and efficient ways to interact with their devices.
The introduction of iPhone Mirroring allows seamless control of an iPhone from a Mac, effectively making the Mac a direct extension of the user's mobile device.
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