It seems almost unbelievable that OS X (now macOS) has been with us for 15 years, but it is. He introduced the first public version of OS X Apple in March 2001 under the name Cheetah. Since then, we have had the opportunity to see a total of thirteen versions of OS X (macOS) up to today's macOS Sierra. He named exactly nine of these OS X Apple after felines and only the last four were named Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan and Sierra. This is exactly what a skilled graphic artist used to create an animated history of the operating system Apple macOS.
In the illustrated history of macOS, you will learn the most important information about each individual version in a few tens of seconds or minutes (depending on what interests you). You always see the name including the designation, the release date and a few of the most important new features that each one brought. For example, the latest illustration of macOS Sierra shows new features such as the ability to unlock your Mac with Apple Watch, enriched iMessage about stickers, big links and smileys and nakoneci Apple Pay for the web together with SiriYou can view the complete history at this link.
