#Apple mail update el captian with email scheduler upgrade
Notes will also take advantage of these natural language queries, but the big changes to look forward to here is the significant upgrade in what content can be used to compose notes. These queries work great, are easy to remember and formulate, and work in apps like Finder and Mail as well as the Spotlight search bar. Rather than typing with obtuse filter syntax, you can use natural language queries like ‘email from Joshua last year’ or ‘presentations from last week’. You can also make your search queries a lot more casual and Spotlight will understand what you mean. Apple has also bolstered the library of possible search terms to include more transient and informational data, like weather, sports scores or even YouTube and Vimeo video results. As silly as it sounds, you can now freely resize and position the Spotlight box to match your own preferences for the first time.
First off, in El Capitan, it doesn’t have to be in the center. Here’s what’s new in Apple’s latest version of the Mac operating system …Īpple has made some significant to changes to Spotlight, the system search function that pops up in the center of the display when you hit Command+Space. The release does not feature anything radically new - like the major visual overhaul that came last year - but there are new features as well as a strong focus on overall performance and stability improvements.
OS X El Capitan (version 10.11), can be installed on any Mac that runs OS X Yosemite: simply download the free update from the Mac App Store. Apple has officially released OS X El Capitan for the Mac, adding some new improvements as well as bringing parity with changes in iOS 9, released two weeks ago.
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