While Apple praised its commitment to so-called non-intrusive artificial intelligence at its annual developers conference, the iPhone maker neglected to reveal an important upcoming feature of macOS Sequoia, the next evolution of its Mac operating system. renew.
There is one next to Summary of iPhone Mirroring Function and Safari AIEarly users of the macOS 15 beta say they’ve discovered the first upgrade to Apple’s Mac Chess game since 2012.
as 9 to 5 As first reported, Apple last updated its chess app more than a decade ago, when it still named versions of its Mac operating system after the big cats. In OS X Mountain Lion, Apple added Game Center support for Chess, as well as glossy backgrounds and a few other small features. An old AppleInsider post. According to AppleInsider, the 2012 upgrade to the app is as follows.
The next year, Apple said Running out of big cats And began naming Mac updates after “inspiring” places in California. In the years since, Apple has kept the built-in chess app but hasn’t updated it until now.
The latest version of Chess for Mac features shinier, more realistic chess pieces and a textured gradient background. However, 9to5Mac reports that the revamped game will have fewer themes. This update particularly emphasizes Pretty tough looking grass theme optionalthough technically Apple may make other changes to the app before macOS Sequoia exits beta and is released to a wider release.
