At its WWDC 2018 keynote, Apple has officially unveiled macOS 10.14 Mojave. The update will be available later this year to Mac users and includes new features, interface tweaks, and more. Head below for all of the details…

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Tim Cook kicked things off by saying that Apple “loves the Mac” as it puts the customer “at the center of the experience.” macOS 10.14 is “chockfull of new features inspired by new features, but designed for everyone.”

• Dark mode extends throughout the entire interface, including apps such as photos, Finder, Calendar, Mail, iTunes, Messages, Xcode, Pages, and more
• Wallpaper changes dynamically in dark mode
• A new Dynamic Desktop feature makes your desktop subtly change through the day
• Desktop Stacks make organizing your desktop easier, atomically arranging files on the desktop by tag, date, type, and more. Auto organized and new files automatically go into their respective stacks
• Can scrub files inside stack with a mouse over
• Finder includes new Gallery view with a big preview window and scroll bar along the bottom
• A new side bar shows full metadata and includes quick actions like routing, markup, and more.
• Side bar is contextual and changes based on file type, such as PDF, images, and documents
• Automator actions in the quick actions menu let you make custom buttons for side bar, such as watermarking a PDF
• Quick Look, which appears when you tap the spacebar on a file, is now more expansive with features such as markup, crop, and rotate, and trim videos
• When you screenshot, a new thumbnail in the lower-right corner will popup with markup options, save, delete, and share
• New on-screen controls for choosing a screenshotting tools, including vide option
• Continuity Camera – Capure a photo on your iPhone and it will appear on Mac. Capture can be initiated from Mac.

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